Yep, I wanted to say that but couldn't quite find such descriptive words as your Pros.
Basically SHITE ! (The movie not your words) lol.
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Yep, I wanted to say that but couldn't quite find such descriptive words as your Pros.
Basically SHITE ! (The movie not your words) lol.
but was in a place where awe and respect for the industry is the prevailing tone and no escape was possible.
Sounds like the NFT...
serpico,
i like that movie so much!
I see it couple of times and i love it more and more.I think this is best Al Pacino movie.
You think Serpico is better than either The Godfather I or II???
I loved Jason Solomons in the Observer trying to describe the 17-minute sequence which apparently pulls in as many facets of the universe as possible, when he admits defeat and simply says "Malick really goes off on one." :dancing:Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
No, but as an absolute believer in Malick's powers as a film-maker I know that I will. It's at the Arts in Cambridge next week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
I watched Crank with Jason Statham on tv last night, one of the most stupid films ever, and hugely enjoyable...in fact I rather like Statham, the first Transporter was pretty good, as I have no interest in cars I just dont know why I like car chases in films -good ones, but not the Dukes of Hazzard....
I saw a bit or Rambo III on TV on Monday night. You've gotta say no question the Americans / Hollywood have made some great films over the years but this one was absolute drivel.
Ah, Jason Statham - the thinking man's Danny Dyer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
Discuss. :geek:
Gulp - I don't know who either of those chaps are. I watched that lesbian drama last night - all flashbacks and stuff. The blitz sequences were very powerful. Best evocation I've seen in a drama of the sheer horror of that.
Next week - the tree of life and oh yes, Harry potter part the last.... (well I've seen all the rest. I am a completist)