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inexplicably end? how about he slept with some random singer in the bar which she discovered? that's inexplicably? or do you mean the end of the movie? he had his fly home and she was still staying some more days with her husband.
and they were lost. lost in the language of that country. then, when they found each other they at least had someone to relate to and do stuff with and not feeling completely alone and lost
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Saibogujiman kwenchana is a great love movie.
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The movie opens with a 5-minute shot of ScarJo's pantied behind. What's the problem here?
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he slept with some random singer in the bar I don't remember that at all because the whole thing was so dreary and boring. he had his fly home and she was still staying some more days with her husband. Yeah, riveting stuff. and they were lost. lost in the language of that country. then, when they found each other they at least had someone to relate to and do stuff with and not feeling completely alone and lost
They knew where they were at all times. Tokyo, Japan. Otherwise they wouldn't have been able to find their way back to the hotel. I don't understand. The language was Japanese... to be expected when one visits Japan. And it's not enough to point to a particular element of the setting and call it a "theme" that's being "explored". They weren't themes and they weren't explored at all... it just happened that that was the setting. You could just as easily say that Men in Black is about isolation in the big city and the facades that people erect around themselves, except it isn't; it just happens to take place in New York and involves aliens disguised as humans... it does not "explore" these themes, so they are merely set-pieces. I gained nothing from watching this film. All the way through, I kept thinking... okay, it's completely uneventful, but I'm sure at the end all of these random unconnected images and crap will come together to form some kind of a point... Well they didn't. There was no point. Nothing came together to form anything. It was just a bunch of random shit happening to a pair of fairly boring people over a few days at a hotel. Why did anybody bother to make this movie? Just because a film's promotional material tells you... screams at you that it's really very clever, does not mean that it is. In most cases it means the opposite. This was a shallow pointless piece of crap that uses music and soft light to try to trick people into thinking they're watching something masterful and emotive. Garbage.
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I just saw that movie with Milla Jovovich called "The fourth kind". It actually had me going with all that crap about being interspersed with "actual" footage and accounts, while the rest was dramatized. Then I got online and found out that the whole thing was a fabrication. Bastards. I feel kind of cheated. I did get a bit suspicious along the way, thinking that it was all pretty far out and I would have heard about it if it were actually real, seeing as how I walk in UFOlogist circles, but still... They did a fairly good job of it, I suppose, but I give it no stars because it's deceptive and made me feel like a fool. They actually created false news reports and obituaries on the net in the time leading up to the release to make everybody think it was real... that goes beyond a viral marketing campaign and edges into fraud territory. There's got to be a line you don't cross. You can't put fourth a work of fiction under the guise of fact.
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Forgotten Silver
Yes, and: "The airing proved extremely controversial."People don't enjoy being made fools of.
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Kick-Ass R5 AMAZING AWESOME INCREDIBLE. I thought it was going to be played kinda comic booky, but it was played completely real, which takes you off guard. The warehouse scene with them tied up was amazing, with that music. I love you Hit-Girl  Needed more Hit Girl. 10/10
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too many different storylines to remember
...Like... two?I actually thought that there wasn't enough going on. Rivet-face dying because of his heart thing, and a cranky Russian trying to take him out. Aside from a few other bits of window-dressing, that was about it.
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movies about robot suits vs robot suits it will get old very fast if it hasn't already.
I was thinking that in the cinema, hoping they don't plan on always pitting him against duplications of his own suit. While it does seem that they're working a more technological angle with the films and their heroes/villains, they could possibly remake Ultron as a non-humanoid mecha for a bit of variety.
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I might watch The remake to Nightmare on Elm Street with my boyfriend soon
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We're pretty much done actually learning anything in French class, so we've just been watching movies...
The Closet
I don't understand how Gerard Depardieu is in nearly every freaking French movie I've ever seen. I can't think on American counterpart who's as ubiquitous (or whose nose is as big). At any rate, I really enjoyed this movie; it was really funny, in a slapstick sort of way. I mean, it's a movie about homosexuality, set in a condom factory, and it still manages to have a positive social message--what's not to love?
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I don't understand how Gerard Depardieu is in nearly every freaking French movie I've ever seen. I can't think on American counterpart who's as ubiquitous
Samuel L. Jackson. He's in everything. City of EmberI don't expect much from G-rated "family adventures", but damn that was good.
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I didn't care for it either. I did watch to the end though.
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Underworld
Starring the love of my life, Kate Beckinsale, this film is about the ancient war between lycans (werewolves) and vampires. Kate Beckinsale is Selene, a vampire "death dealer" or lycan killer, who hunts them in revenge for their slaughter of her family centuries earlier. The film is fast paced, is shot darkly with atmosphere to spare, and, unlike many horror films, it takes its own backstory & legend seriously. It has since spawned 2 sequels, with a 3rd currently in production. All in all, it's a pretty good film. And, it has Kate Beckinsale; I need say no more.
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it takes its own backstory & legend seriously. Except for the part where they show vampires' reflections.
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