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The Dark Knight
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Paraiso Travel
by B."Paraiso Travel" shows the harsh struggles Colombian immigrants have to endure as they make their way to the United States. As well as conquering the physical elements some face different problems, as in the case of Marlon. A young Colombian whose love is put to the test when he losses his girlfriend in New York City after a small run in with the police. The movie shows us how a small group of immigrants make their way from Colombia to Texas. The story was interesting and makes you realize the struggles of the immigrant. I wasn't a fan of how director Simon Brand uses flashbacks throughout the movie to show us the whole path the immigrants took as they get closer to their destination. The movie gets it's point across by showing you the mental anguish of Marlon, a small fish in a big lake.
Favorite Scene: Marlon mees Milagros.Hey, you should really see this!
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Cloverfield
by B.An entertaining film with tons of elements that make a daring movie stand alone in a sensitive and safe America. Cloverfield makes a direct and efficient point of out the traditional elements we know in movie making and give a different perspective on how we the audience percieve a film and come to our own conclusions, not only in the end but by the end of every scene. By allowing the film to be completely witnessed through the footage of a video camera, we are subjective and unaware of any voice-over or guide but to only assume the obvious, what we see and hear. That is what makes Cloverfield unique and evokes a True sense of suspense that I haven't seen in an American film in quite some time. After the film was done I felt a sense of originality and risk in this type of filmmaking. In the tradition of Irreversible(2002) Cloverfield dares to be somewhat different and its very important that filmmakers and film watchers don't become complacent and comfortable with the aesthetics of film or story telling. If that happens, then cinema can truly die.
Favorite Scene: Looters witness the monster on live t.vCheck it out!
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Pusher
by B.PUSHER is a dark and raw crime drama from Denmark that shows what happens in the shadows of drug pushers. Great from the first frame, the film delivers an honest vision and welcomes us into Frank's unstable world. Alone or with back-stabbing characters worse than he is, Frank makes one deal to many and is pressured with the ultimate price. An enjoyable character to watch that always finds it easier to trust himself, not even his loyal girlfriend. What caught my attention was the camera work specifically how it moves continuously and changes direction. Some can argue Pusher could be considered a "Dogma" film due to it's hand held work, natural lighting and complete absence of separate music soundtrack. This adds to the realism and the film's tone. Dogma can be definetly incorporated into any genre and it works really well with this crime drama thanks to director Nicolas Winding Refn's vision. The first of 3 parts, Pusher is a must see for the crime/ganster lover in you.
Favorite Scene: Frank and Tony have a "play knife fight" at a bar. Looks like it was slowed down in post. Very Cool.DENMARK. DARK. CRIME GANSTER DRAMA. "NOT INTERESTED"?
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