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Blu-ray Ninja
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I'm jealous of you all! The only film class I took was Indian Image on Film. I wish I had taken this class taught by a husband and wife (both of whom are pretty renowned), in which classic films are viewed at this very old movie theater. I took Heaven, Hell and Judgment with the wife and we got to see Stairway to Heaven (aka A Matter of Life and Death) at that theater. It was a great experience. I also wish I had taken a film class offered by my Malick thesis advisor. I was lucky enough, however, to have a movie theater in the complex I lived in from the time I was a sophmore thru senior year. I got to watch Days of Heaven, among others, in that theater. |
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Blu-ray Samurai
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![]() Still on my "Mulholland Dr." addiction, I've come across a very interesting post by Gus Mahler over at Rotten Tomatoes 'bout the similarities between "E.T." and this most fascinating of movies: Quote:
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Blu-ray Duke
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Blu-ray Prince
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But, I think I'm willing to buy it if it hits BD and give it another go (or 2 or 3 goes). Repeat viewings might help me see the funnier side. That's the way it usually goes with these Coen Bros movies sometimes. |
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Blu-ray Knight
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Blu-ray Jedi
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Blu-ray Prince
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I’ve watched six movies at my folks’ house this weekend.
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Blu-ray Archduke
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Blu-ray Ninja
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Just used my best buy and amazon gift cards, picking up the following:
Best Buy: Patton Traffic Romeo and Juliet Legends of the Fall (pre-order) Amazon: The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (pre-order) The Bridge on the River Kwai The Bank Job Casablanca |
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Black Narcissus
This movie was a nice little surprise for me. I had never seen it before and blind bought it based on reading the opening description in Pro-B’s review. The aspect that intrigued me the most was the mention of a subtle yet subversive anti-imperialistic sentiment. What I had not expected was the level of sheer beauty in the picture. I must have glossed over the fact that [Show spoiler] . Luckily I discovered this fact after watching it, and I was truly in awe at the achievement this film represents (particularly considering its age). The colour palate, at times subdued, can sneak up on you and flood your retina with an orgasm of hues. The effects used are breathtaking, and although they can’t quite approach the realism of today’s best, they do contain a humanity that can’t be duplicated digitally.The story is very well written. The struggle between a well intentioned (yet inadvertently arrogant) religious mission trying to force itself onto the permanence of the Himalayas and its people yields a satire that is dry and satisfying. This satire is mixed with a genuinely unique bouquet of genres that result in a highly entertaining experience. I should have anticipated the ending sooner than I did given the film's intended message, but I was too busy letting the story take me along for the ride. I’ve already mentioned the standout elements, but the remainder of the technical aspects are also top notch. The acting, directing, and score are a pleasure to behold. I especially appreciated the fact that I hadn’t seen much of this cast before, and David Farrar was fantastic as a nonchalant antagonist in league with the very nature of northern India. I am very happy to have it in my collection. 4.5/5 [Show spoiler]
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Blu-ray Archduke
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I watched The Lookout and The Expendables this weekend. Reviews coming tomorrow. |
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#18719 |
Blu-ray Jedi
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Coraline - 4.5/5
For some reason I liked it a lot more this time around, not sure, maybe because I noticed a lot more. Definitely need to look into getting the DVD cheap since I gave the one from my combo pack to my niece. ![]() Also saw Corpse Bride 4/5, Confessions of a Shopaholic 3.5/5 and Con Air 4/5 today. ![]() |
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#18720 |
Blu-ray Prince
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Next greatest rental: “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.”
Nothin’ but an ol’ classy shoot-em-up bank-robbin’ film; a bit like a mix between “Bonnie and Clyde” and a common western. “BCatSK” has its fair share of action and some very witty comedy. But frankly, the movie never thrilled or captivated me enough; I feel it moves a little too slowly, has one too many artistic effects I disagree with (namely the photo-montage scene and the music). I’m sorry to say I find it just a tad dull. But, it is a fairly decent story with really lovable characters. Can’t help but to get caught up with the fun duo, whether robbing trains or joy-riding on bicycles. I suppose through that method it grabs the audience as they travel to Bolivia and face more trouble. It’s not a bad story overall. And it’s not a bad film. Photography is solid. Editing effects include some funky sepia scenes and one groovy photo montage, which is stylish (I personally didn’t care for them). Acting is good; I’d probably connect with it better if it was a little livelier, but as it is Robert Redford and Paul Newman keep it real. Production value features some gorgeous locations and quality props, sets, and costumes. I rather disliked the music. 3.5/5 (entertainment: 3/5, story: 3.5/5, film: 4/5) |
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