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It was a gorgeous looking movie. We saw it in a Dolby theater and for the visuals alone I would want to see it on a big screen (may go back and see via IMAX), but I don't even know if a second viewing will clear things up.
Thought it was really good as well . The main actress is Samara Weaving, Hugo Weaving’s niece. Seems like this movie flew well under the radar.
I thought it was good. Simple story, simple characters. You see a slice of
I have lot 8 hours of movie concerts recorded from TCM this weekend. They really went off with some rock for Labor Day.
i woke up to a "day in the life" movie about Leon Russell which featured a beautiful naked lady - whose blonde era-generous thatch wafted across her abdomen like a cloud of angel whispers - feeding baby chicks to her python. i love rock & roll...
That TAMI Show movie was so cool, had no idea that excited. The James Brown performance is among the best I’ve ever seen.
Like you said - it was interesting, but I think it's my least favorite of Villeneuve's movies that I've seen.
The more I think/read about it, at least now I feel like I understand it. It's definitely interesting in the way the movies I cited before are interesting.
Love that movie. Have seen it many times. Got The Criterion Collection dvd a couple months ago and watched it with commentary from the director and the screen writer. Good stuff.
I might try it if positive reviews keep coming in. I watched the trailer and thought the CG would annoy me.
John Holland Cazale (August 12, 1935 – March 13, 1978) was an American actor. He appeared in five films over six years, all of which were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture: The Godfather (1972), The Conversation (1974), The Godfather Part II (1974), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), and The Deer Hunter (1978), with the two Godfather films and The Deer Hunter winning.
Amazing...never knew that and just assumed he had a long career. Wiki says he studied acting in college and worked on stage between then and these films...supporting himself in all kinds of ways (taxi driver, messenger). Got cast from his stage work. Died of lung cancer while dating meryl streep.BroncoFreak_2K3 said:
CGI reminds me of Blade Runner 2049 - which I thought was well done.KarmaPolice said:
I liked the Train too. Watch it every few years. Also liked 7 days in May as well. Both movies in black and white and featuring Lancaster who had the acting chops to do both hero and villian equally well.
I agree. Bleeding from the eyes, no matter how smartly written and filmed, just feels inappropriate for children’s entertainment.
Had no problem with it as children's entertainment- just didn't find it terribly compelling. What made you think it's inappropriate for kids?
