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Watched this oldie from 1973 last night. Shangri-La would be hell with all that terrible singing Edited by Daysbetween - 17 Feb 2013 at 8:41am |
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Mr. Smith Goes To Washington
Good premise and acting by James Stewart, but pretty sappy in some parts. A lot of the same cast as It's A Wonderful Life, as Frank Capra directed both.
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Watched this old Brit Horror from the 70's last night. Has aged pretty badly but was an ok way to spend 90 minutes with a few beers. |
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I just watched The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters
Very interesting documentary regarding competitive arcade gaming. Two guys compete for the record score in Donkey Kong, but only one comes across as likeable. Edited by Stooge - 09 Feb 2013 at 11:29pm |
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Watched this oldie with an star cast last night. Fairly good film with you like who-dunits with little action. 3.5/5
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^ it's an amazing film, although I can't say I enjoy it. The scene with the cop being tortured is uhhhh... gut-wrenching.
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Watched this last night as it was the Mrs turn to choose. Hated it but she seemed to think it was fantastic 3/10 My pick tonight. |
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The Prestige is my favorite of his as well.
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Form and content-wise all his movies are impeccable - interesting plots, twists and metaphysical themes are great and executed perfectly. However, the problem I have with his movies is that they lack in artistic values. They're like beautifully designed, sophisticated products, not works of art. Nolan is the king of craftsmen. I think a good example to support my argument would be "The Skin I live in" by Almodovar. It's a movie based on a plot so twisted that even Nolan wouldn't be ashamed of it. The difference between the two directors is that Almodovar has created not only an intriguing but also a deeply moving film. So, to the point - I think "Prestige" is the most artistic movie by Nolan and that's why it's my favourite I know that no one really asked me to explain... but well, I did.
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great film, best from Nolan IMO.
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Watched this tonight - my granddaughters choice. I thought it was really dire while she loved it |
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