Watched The Place Beyond the Pines last night on HBO. Wasn't what I was expecting by the end. Really enjoyed it.
The Place Beyond the Pines Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Ryan Gosling Movie HD - YouTube
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Watched The Place Beyond the Pines last night on HBO. Wasn't what I was expecting by the end. Really enjoyed it.
The Place Beyond the Pines Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Ryan Gosling Movie HD - YouTube
American Splendor w/Paul Giamatti...tell ya' why...guy's an artist/works @ VA Hospital University Circle...AND one King of Porn is Cleveland born...
wow... Stavros and i agree about something. Is this a portent of the end of the world?
He's yet to agree that you agree:). Looking forward to the Golden Globes in about a half an hour. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are funny ladies, but nobody will ever compare to Ricky Gervais' hosting. Ballsy and sharp as a tack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
:wiggle: Great stuff . Dino ,thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
Hmmm..agree about what? 12 Years a Slave? We also admire Tarkovsky too I think....just don't get too comfortable or complacent....Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
Is it true that only 90 people vote for the Golden Globes? I have a feeble view of awards, but this seems a pretty think spread of opinion....Quote:
Originally Posted by broncofan
Thanks. I'm glad somebody enjoyed that. Abdullah is more complex than we thought. His mom's a great gal and I'm glad she doesn't have to work at the funeral home anymore. One of the good stories from professional wrestling about one of the most notorious heels.Quote:
Originally Posted by sukumvit boy
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Around you I would never get complacent Stavros. Yes, you are quite right. I hugely admire Tarkovsky. And on quite a few of the political threads - even if I am weaker on some of the details than you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
As I recall I liked Shame more than you did. I wasn't sure if McQueen was going to use his long shots in 12 Years a Slave but he does at a few critical junctures, the flogging of Patsey is one but there is another, toward the end when Solomon is held in mainframe looking around his landscape and gradually catches the camera's eye before moving away; intense and distressing in a way. Some critics of the film don't seem to appreciate McQueen started out with installations and is perhaps more of a film-maker moving from conceptual art into film rather than a conventional story teller although this his is most conventional film. Can't get Drumroll (1998) on the web it was one of his celebrated installations.