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woodrow says:
Ok. so I think I have let this slide a little bit, mostly because I am lazy, but also because there didn't seem to be a lot of interest there except for a few people...
I think what I will do is let someone else pick the movie for the month of August, so anyone interested, please make some suggestions...
posted Aug 7
woodrow says:
So I went and saw Shrek the Third last night and while it was good, I don't really think it was as good as the first or second one. It did seem to have some positive messages in it though, with a focus on women as role models, believing in yourself and of course children. Anyway, it's worth a look if you like the series...
posted May 19
woodrow says:
ok, the next movie is one that I really like. The cinematography is simply amazing in it....
Your next film, should you choose to accept it is.....
In The Mood For Love, directed by Wong Kar Wai
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118694/
posted Apr 21
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Myxomatosis says:
Hmmm, I will have to look around for this one. I haven't heard of it, but the synopsis online seems pretty interesting.
posted Apr 29
gnarticulate says:
i guess this is a really old thread, but i'll respond anyway.
i got to give a presentation on _In the Mood_ and _2046_ at school, and one thing that i became fascinated by while viewing the dvds over and over, was how different things seemed after i decided to cheat and watch all the deleted scenes on the special features. it was sort of amazing because some of the really big ellipses that are left open in the film make a bit more sense after you see what was deleted (like when mr. chow suddenly falls sick, or when mrs. chan starts feeling guilty), but after you go back and re-watch the original cut, you see that everything that got removed is there anyway -- only it's told through a turn of the head, a cloud of smoke, a slight gesture or hesitation.
this is one of my favorite movies of all time, with or without the deleted scenes.
and though it may be cheating (i don't know, is it cheating? where does the film end?), i'd still recommend watching the special features just to see mr. chow in the 70s with a mustache and some wicked shades!
posted Aug 3
woodrow says:
April's Movie is....
Breakfast at Tiffanys.
If you have a chance this month, watch the movie and post comments about it...
posted Mar 31
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machine gun of loving kindness says:
well, thats an unexpected film to start with. i think i saw that once.... but i don't remember it, what does that say about the film? hmmmmmmm. i kid... i'll go watch it again. promise.
posted Mar 31
Myxomatosis says:
Well, that movie is a classic. I figured you would start with something harder to find, or new to theaters. Oh, well, i love movies. This one makes Audrey Hepburn a star! I love her in this film, she was funny. I want to watch it again now, that i'm talking about it. Ok, next movie.
posted Apr 19
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Myxomatosis says:
All right, i have an interesting movie you should check out: Fur with Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey Jr. It was really wierd but great. Tell me what you all think. It came out, i believe in 2006, so it shouldn't be hard to find.
posted Aug 8
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woodrow says:
sounds like a good one to me. I wanted to see it regardless!!
posted Aug 12
gnarticulate says:
i will try to muster up the courage to rent it... but nicole kidman gives me the creeps.
more on this later.
posted Aug 16