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| Actor: | Alain Delon, Monica Vitti... |
| Director: | Antonioni, Tarkovsky, Godard, Mann, Ford, Bresson, Garrel, Straub, Hitchcock... |
| Quote: | "There is no end. There is no beginning. There is only the infinite passion of life." Fellini |
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Criticker Last FM Orkut My Personality Blogger Strip-Generator important quotes A 65-ft.-wide screen and 500 people reacting to the movie, there is nothing like that experience. - Michael Mann My purpose is to make films that will help people to live, even if they sometimes cause unhappiness. - Andrei Tarkovsky A director is a man, therefore he has ideas; he is also an artist, therefore he has imagination. Whether they are good or bad, it seems to me that I have an abundance of stories to tell. And the things I see, the things that happen to me, continually renew the supply. - Michelangelo Antonioni Cinema is interior movement. - Robert Bresson. work at movie simulation Will you movie me? 
The Man Who Lost the War 
Rivers of Lead and Flesh 
The Snow that Fell in my Heart
The Cost of the Energy
The Eyes of a Child
The Air Between the Petals
Love is not dead 
Three
The Bluff 
Shift
Search in the Classifieds 
While my Heart Gently Weeps
Border between Walls
When the Proud Shouts Loud
Outsiders awards at movie simulation Cannes Grand Jury Prize (Rivers of Lead and Flesh) Cannes Best Screenplay (The Air Between the Petals) Cannes Special Jury Prize (Border Between Walls) Cannes Best Director (While my Heart Gently Weeps) BAFTA Best Film (The Air Between the Petals) BAFTA Best Costume Design (While my Heart Gently Weeps) BAFTA Best Sound (While my Heart Gently Weeps) BAFTA Best Editing (The Bluff) BAFTA Best Visual Effects (Three) BAFTA Anthony Asquith Award for Film Music (While my Heart Gently Weeps) BAFTA Best Cinematography (Border Between Walls) BAFTA Best Production Design (Border Between Walls) Oscar Best Screenplay (The Air Between the Petals) Oscar Best Cinematography (The Man Who Lost the War) Oscar Best Documentary (Rivers of Lead and Flesh) Oscar Best Director (While my Heart Gently Weeps) Oscar Best Make-up (While my Heart Gently Weeps) Oscar Best Sound (While my Heart Gently Weeps) Oscar Best Sound Editing (While my Heart Gently Weeps) Oscar Best Visual Effects (Three) Oscar Best Documentary (Search in the Classifieds) Oscar Best Cinematography (Border Between Walls) Oscar Best Visual Effects (Border Between Walls) nominations at movie simulation 44 BAFTA nominations 54 Oscar Nominations 6 movies nominated for the Golden Palm |
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Following
by Serdarposted 13 hours ago -
I recommend you see...Firstly, yea this is a recommendation for Blue, or any other Kieslowski work for that matter, which brings me to the point.
I've been back and forth with some of the people who run flixster who say they will not add the Decalogue to their list of films because their sources classify it is a television show.
If you've seen the Decalogue, or know anything about it, you know that yes it was broadcast on polish television in ten episodes akin to a mini-series of sorts. However, you also know that it was intended as one overarching project, not a television show. The Decalogue IS a film, its a film in ten parts. It's also one of the greatest works of film art ever created. It is a travesty that they will not add this masterpiece to the list of films on here.
Flixster is a great place to share films, and anyone who loves film, has a mild interest in it, or even just happens to be alive and privy to a television set should see it. Please write the folks here to get this masterpiece addedposted 23 hours ago -
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Lonesome Jim
by NordicQuite a decent uplifting comedy "real" drama, another solid movie directed by Steve Buscemi .
posted 5 days ago -
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The Thief of Paris (Le Voleur)
by OreoA nice and elegant vengeance. Belmondo gives another fine performance, and the whole setting was quite accurate and pretty. Even though it's a little bit slow, it's still quite enjoyable.
posted 5 days ago -
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The Thief of Paris (Le Voleur)
by Oreo
A nice and elegant vengeance. Belmondo gives another fine performance, and the whole setting was quite accurate and pretty. Even though it's a little bit slow, it's still quite enjoyable.
Really nice movie, try to check it out, Belmondo doesn't let you down, and the movie has such a nice story there.
posted 5 days ago -
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Ne le Dis à Personne (Tell No One)
by AndYa fantastic thriller from Canet
great performances, some nifty little twists and a wonderful use of Jeff Buckley's Lilac WineHey, you should really see this!
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Love Me If You Dare (Jeux d'enfants)
by AndYi loved this movie!
Canet & Cottillard are fantastic
don't be put off by the rom-com look, this is a wonderfully twisted film that puts hollywoods idea of romance to shame!Hey, you should really see this!
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Somers Town
by scottshane meadows, follows up this is england with another slice of young life, and again starring this is englands thomas turgoose, and again like other meadows films this is england, dead mans shoes, and others naturalistic acting, that brings something to the table always, the two leads once they meet, are superb together, a young polish youngster and a nrthern lad discovering each other in london, its a simple story, and with a short running time , never outstays its welcome, runs veey briskly, and never dull, full of cracking dialogue, and great black and white cinematography, a simple story of friendship
shane meadows doesent disapoint
posted 6 days ago -
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Somers Town
by scott
shane meadows, follows up this is england with another slice of young life, and again starring this is englands thomas turgoose, and again like other meadows films this is england, dead mans shoes, and others naturalistic acting, that brings something to the table always, the two leads once they meet, are superb together, a young polish youngster and a nrthern lad discovering each other in london, its a simple story, and with a short running time , never outstays its welcome, runs veey briskly, and never dull, full of cracking dialogue, and great black and white cinematography, a simple story of friendship
shane meadows doesent disapoint
posted 6 days ago -
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Wicker Park
by SerdarI can see why some of my friends gave it one star and some gave 5. It's an original story that is filled with holes. There are too many coincidences for one story. Somebody should tell the writers "one or two coincidences are ok, hey it happens in the real life too right, but a million of them look fucking stupid in one story!" I am angry because this movie could be much better. The direction is good and stylized, the acting is very well balanced, the story really gets to your emotiions but god damn those plot holes! I was like this: Oh it started quite good...oh this is fucking stupid!...wait a minute, we may have somethin here...give me a break... Then came the great ending with a Coldplay song. I had to give it at least a three!
I've seen Paul McGuigan's two movies, this and Lucky Number Slevin, it looks like he is trying to shoot modern hitchcockian movies and Josh Hartnett is his James Stewart.if you can get past some stupid parts in the story, there is a big possibility thay you are going to love this..
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A movie so terrible I'm not even going to review it.
Seriously, this is garbage on the lowest level. It exists for two reasons only: 1) the purpose of plugging a tv series; and 2) making money of Star Wars fans/suckers.
The original Star Wars is a franchise that really succeeded early on because we thought its campiness and silliness was deliberate. With the prequels we saw that perhaps Lucas just couldn't write, either that or the actors couldn't pull it off. Whatever the case, he somewhat redeemed himself with the decent Revenge of the Sith, only to totally alienate and exploit his fans with this absolute piece of trash. Its lazy, poorly animated, and dead in the water. The voice acting brings phoning it in to a whole new level.
I advise everyone to stay away from this. I saw this for free and I still feel ripped off. Please, let the franchise die with what dignity it has left. Don't give Lucas and company your money for this lazy schlock.posted 9 days ago -
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Buffalo Soldiers
by scott1989, the end of the cold war, the berlin wall is coming down, and what do a platoon of american soldiers do when there isnt a war to fight, but stuck in a foreign country, west germany in this case. they create there own, joaquin phoenix plays such a guy, living off the wealth he makes from dodgy deals hes making on the side with his team of loyal followers, and with no war going on, ed harris colonal, maybe either to dumb to notice or letting things go by. its when higher authority played by scott glen turns up, and makes out whats happening from the get go, with a higher and more risky deal on the cards, and his romance with the colonals daughter will things get to deep for phoenix. a look at the u.s army as a bunch or no clue, doped up, or bored g.is, in a situation where is there is no war and nothing to do, not sheding a good light, and when released just after 911, suffered for it, a razor sharp script, and a well observed drama both at the time and situations involved, all actors, phoenix, glen, panquin, and ed harris stand up well, but also the minor roles, especially michael pena, some great scenes of great acting, and a centrepice involving a tank on rampage is a highlight, a cracking film showing obserdaty of war when theres no war
soldiers doing wrong
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Do the Right Thing
by scottgreat film from spike lee, his best, a very hot day and racial tensions that arise throughout, especially between sal, his two sons, and the pizza place they own in a black neighbourhood, we follow mook, played here by spike lee, as he works for sal, and living hids day on the street. nice direction throughout, showing great style for lee, a film that helped black cinema from the 80s into the 90s, with a lot of moral, racial issues brought up throughout
spike lees best
posted 10 days ago -
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4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (4 luni, 3 saptamini si 2 zile)
by scottSET DURING A PERIOD IN BUCHAREST WHERE ABORTION WAS ILEGAL, and story following two sisters atempts to get one done, and the outcome and feelings afterwards. a well acted and observed drama, showing the times and laws that need debating
Hey, you should really see this!
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The Basketball Diaries
by scottdicaprio in a early role which makes it along side whats eating gilbert grape and this boys life as the films that showed the up and coming talent of the young actor, along with his buddies spending there time in newyork, and going to catholic school, but spending there time getting high, and getting into all sorts of trouble, its when his dealings with drugs and the effects of that, that will change his life around, decaprio getting loads of great scenes to chew on, playing a torchured lad, showing a full range of emotions, getting into the head of a drug addict well, from the first signs, and quick escalation into petty crime, and more. also fine support from mark warlberg as his best mate, the story which is based on a real life charactor, who as seen in film, wrote diarys of his life, is well told, with a real edgy feel, and a great example like requirem for a dream, on drug use in a young lads life
early decaprio,
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Funny Games (2008)
by TonyThis was by far,the most disturbing film I've seen in years..an unflinching documentation of a couple of "Leopold & Loeb"-like psychopaths humiliating,terrorizing,and then murdering their victims..the "rewind" scene really f_cks with the vigilante instinct in(presumably) all of us..I cheered,then almost put my fist through the screen.Since Alex DeLarge,I have not seen more loathsome characters on screen..there's no justice,just this inexorable,post-modern evil having its way..something very "clinical" about it(maybe it's those gloves).Sounds weird,but I don't know if I can even call it a movie..it's a flat enactment of nasty reality,so recommending it is tough.This ain't no popcorn movie.If you liked "In The Bedroom","A Clockwork Orange","Cul-De-Sac",then you can probably hack this.
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