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| Name | Gregory Suarez |
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| Movie: | Raging Bull, The General, The Searchers, Vertigo, The Wild Bunch |
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| Actor: | Robert De Niro, James Stewart, Buster Keaton, Lee Marvin |
| Director: | Martin Scorsese, John Ford, Luis Bunuel, Fritz Lang, Sam Peckinpah, Samuel Fuller, F.W. Murnau, John Woo, Clint Eastwood, Howard Hawks, Orson Welles, Jean-Luc Goddard, Buster Keaton, Charles Chaplin, Mario Bava, Akira Kurosawa, Anthony Mann, Jim Jarmusch,Otto Preminger, Robert Altman, Nicholas Ray, Jacques Tourneur,Jean-Pierre Melville. |
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Iron Man
PG-13
all I have to say is....FUCK TRANSFORMERS! Fuck Megtron, fuck Optimus Prime, and all those cornholing robots. Tony motherfuckin stark could make them all his bitch................. anyway good movie.
Der Letzte Mann (The Last Laugh)
Unrated
one of the best depiction of depression out there and the characters don't say a word hell we don't even know there names. The way Murnau uses camera movements to express emotion is brilliant this is also probably the only film ever where a tacked-on happy ending works perfectly.
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Vertigo
PG
The most twisted love story ever made, It might also be Hitch's most personal film. It's his greatest because it has an example of everything Hitch was known for, his technical brilliance, subtle use of sexuality, dark humor, questions of personal morality and guilt, it's all here.
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The Searchers
Unrated
The greatest western ever made.Maybe Wayne's best performance and John Ford is one of the greatest filmmakers america has ever produced, but don't take my word for it, Eastwood, Scorsese and Spielberg all give the film(and John Ford) their highest endorsment.
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The General
Unrated
In my opinion the greatest silent film ever made and one of those films that never looses it's touch.It may not be Keaton's funniest film but it is his greatest in terms of filmmaking because it's not just a comedy but also what Orson Welles called the greatest movie about the civil war ever made.In fact it's one of the only comedies on an almost epic scale(in fact the film contains the single most expensive shot in all silent films). In Keaton's day he was always in Chaplin's shadow but today it's evident that his work easily on par if not superior to Chaplin.It would just be nice if flixster had a different poster this one is a little scary.
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creepfreakposted 11 minutes ago -
I recommend you see...
The Skulls
by JackLaced with horribly clichéd secret society mumbo jumbo and unintentionally funny homoerotic undertones, "The Skulls" is a laughable thriller about a pre-law Yale student (Joshua Jackson) so shallow and ambitious that he's willing to throw over his best friend and the girl he loves just to be accepted in an underground campus club of power-hungry blue bloods.
The Skulls, you see, are an indomitable, clandestine handful of the country's social and political elite -- all Yale men -- who the movie tells us founded the CIA among other ominous undertakings. Members are members for life. They get branded and paired up with other members as "soul mates." They live by a musty, leather-bound, 200-year-old book of rules. They cover up each other's scandals.
When this brotherhood accept new members, money is deposited money in their bank accounts, they're given expensive cars, tuxedos (which are worn to frequent Skulls dinner parties), nice wrist-watches, nights with call-girls in a Christian Dior gowns, and -- most importantly as far as young Luke McNamara (Jackson) is concerned -- they pay their conscripts' tuitions and see to it they get into the law school of their choice.
But above all, they keep each other's secrets. So once Luke is in -- following an funhouse initiation ritual so ridiculously cabalistic and ostentatious it's reminiscent of "Phantom Of the Opera" -- he finds himself in a tight spot when The Skulls murder his now-estranged best friend, a campus paper cub reporter looking to expose them.
Caught in a slow-witted, collegiate retread of "The Firm," Luke realizes (a bit late) that The Skulls aren't such a swell bunch of guys after all and has to run for his life while looking for a way to blackmail himself out of the organization and bring the murderer to justice.
Got all that?
Helmed by journeyman director Rob Cohen (Daylight, Dragonheart) and aimed squarely at easily entertained teenagers with eight bucks to burn, "The Skulls" isn't a bad idea for a movie. But when Cohen started casting weightless heartthrobs like Paul Walker (Varsity Blues, She's All That) as Jackson's well-to-do rival, and Wonderbra hotties like Leslie Bibb (TV's "Popular") as his scholarly arm ornament, it became a project with plenty of looks but no brains.
Most of the movie's budget seems to have gone into presentation. It's well-paced and edited, the photography is crisp, clean and exciting and the sets are ludicrously spectacular. The Skulls meet in an ceremonial underground chamber lined with marble pillars, and even Luke's 400-square-foot dorm room has vaulted stone ceilings.
But the characters are deadly dull and the Swiss-cheese scenarios so frequently laughable that the crowd at the preview screening -- enlisted by a local top 40 station, the picture's target audience -- couldn't stop snickering through the whole show.
Without a single moment of genuine suspense and with a climactic confrontation that seems to ignore many of the plot revelations, the movie's biggest problem remains that its main character is fundamentally unlikable because he's so utterly selfish, turning his back on his friends until he needs to be rescued.If you look up the word "Rubbish" in the dictionary, there's a picture of this there.
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A fun and twisted Michael Myers quiz! Guess which mask belongs to the Halloween film. Give it a shot. Good Luck!
Myers Halloween Masks Quiz: Twisted Editionposted 22 hours ago -
Do you remember your 90's horror videotape browsing days? Give this fun quiz a shot! Good Luck!
90's Horror VHS Covers Quizposted 1 day ago -
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Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
Wanted Horror: Dead or Alive Gameposted 1 day ago -
Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
Wanted Horror: Dead or Alive Gameposted 1 day ago -
I recommend you see...
12 Angry Men (1957)
by NicolaïHow you can make such a intresting and fantastic movie with only 12 men in 1 room
Hey, you should really see this!
posted 1 day ago -
I recommend you see...
12 Angry Men (1957)
by Nicolaï
How you can make such a intresting and fantastic movie with only 12 men in 1 room
Hey, you should really see this!
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Originally RATED X horror films...cartoon style! Fun quiz, give it a shot. Good Luck!
Rated X Horror Cartoons Gameposted 1 day ago -
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Vertigo
by Nicolaï
Now that is suspence!
Such a mysterious movie i havnt seen in a very long time,
this is defenitly worth his #1 possition on AFI's 10 best Mystery'sHey, you should really see this!
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Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
by NicolaïGreat movie! Love those Capra movies and his trademarks.
Pretty funny movie to !Hey, you should really see this!
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Can you bring the horror movie characters to justice? Guess from the picture which horror movie each of the characters are from. Give it a shot. Good Luck!
Wanted Horror: Dead or Alive Gameposted 2 days ago -
I recommend you see...
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
by NicolaïOne of the most inspiring movies i have ever seen, fantastic acting, directing, ...
Stewart plays the guy who i always want to be, one of the greatest classics ever!Hey, you should really see this!
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I recommend you see...
John Adams
by KenGuaranteed to make you see the American Revolution and it's founding fathers in a whole new light.
HBO continues to amaze me with the quality of there productions.
All of the acting and story telling here is top notch.
Tak Fujimoto might have gone off the deep end with the dutch angles, but it's forgivable.Guaranteed to make you see the American Revolution and it's founding fathers in a whole new light
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I recommend you see...
Yankee Doodle Dandy
by NicolaïGreat stroy and music, Cagney definitely diserved his oscar for this movie, very nice movie !!
Hey, you should really see this!
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Horror Movie Weapons Quiz: Weapons of Choiceposted 3 days ago -
Hey - try this quiz and see how we compare
Horror Movie Weapons Quiz: Weapons of Choiceposted 3 days ago -
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The Number 23
by JackJim Carrey's The Number 23 finds the former stand-up comedian tackling the thriller genre. The film has received awful reviews from most critics, which is a shame.
Carrey plays Walter Sparrow, happily married to Agatha (Virginia Madsen), with one child, Robin (Logan Lerman). Agatha comes across a book titled The Number 23 and buys it for Walter. As Walter gets deeper and deeper into the book, he begins to become obsessed with 23 and discerns several similarities between the characters in the novel and his own life.
Please dismiss the dreadful reviews this film has received and give it a chance. It really isn't that bad, I have seen a lot worse in this seemingly plagued genre. I must admit despite the intriguing idea behind the film of a number referring to everything in someone's life and therefore driving them insane, the script and eventual plot twists offer nothing new or particularly thrilling. Not that I am saying I knew what was going to happen; the twist certainly surprised me, but it didn't leave me in complete awe.
However whilst the main plot of the film gradually nosedives into all too familiar territory, the film's biggest positive develops from the story within the, err, story. As Walter reads the book, director Joel Schumacher shows us what is actually happening in the novel. The scenes are beautifully shot and lit to create a unique look, perfectly separating it from the rest of the picture.
With the two stories commencing we get two doses of Carrey and Madsen as they also portray characters in the book. Carrey is solid anyway as Sparrow, delivering a very subtle performance as the number slowly obsesses his character. But it is his turn as the lead character in the novel, Detective Fingerling, where he really shines and shows just how far he has come as an actor. As for Madsen, she doesn't really get enough screen time to fully develop both her characters but it is her character Fabrizia in the novel that she is clearly relishing playing.
So okay, I will admit that The Number 23 is an average thriller at best, but still there are positives to help counter the negatives. If you are a fan of Mr. Carrey you most certainly should check out The Number 23; and even if you aren't, don't be completely put off by the way the movie has been received, see for yourself. And after you have watched it, I almost guarantee you will be searching for that number one way or the other.Hey, you should really see this!
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A very fun quiz I made! Which horror movie killer uses the deadly weapon from the pictures? Give it a shot. Good Luck!
Horror Movie Weapons Quiz: Weapons of Choiceposted 3 days ago
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