| Name | Pierluigi Puccini |
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| Actor: | Bogart, Stewart, Peck, Welles, Cotten, Pacino, Nicholson, Olivier, DeNiro, Kirk Douglas, The list is endless... |
| Director: | Hitchcock, Lang, Murnau, Polanski, Wilder, Lean, Scorsese, Herzog, Lynch, Welles, Buñuel, De Palma, Kubrick, Cronenberg, Huston, Leone, Fellini, Kurosawa, Peckinpah, Chaplin, Truffaut, Bergman, Burton, A. Parker, Tornatore, Tarantino, F. Coppola, M. Forman, T. Gilliam, Coen bros, Richard Linklater, Alex De la Iglesia, Jean Jacques Annaud... |
| Quote: | Bond, James Bond; I like to get kissed before I get fucked; The Stuff that dreams are made of; forget it Jake, it's chinatown; I'll make him an offer he can't refuse; Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn; Go ahead, make my day; you can't save souveniers of a killing; the bitch is dead; "Always make the audience suffer as much as possible" Alfred Hitchcock ; "A film is a ribbon of dreams" Orson Welles; "A film is a petrified fountain of thought." - Jean Cocteau... |
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A Man Called Horse
R
Poorly written and performed (except for Richard Harris) ethnographic western. The brutal "vow to the sun" ritual, Harris in the lead, and some (not all) religious symbolisms are good points, but no matter how good I think it turns at some points, the lack of depth is its fiercest enemy.
Mirindas Asesinas
Unrated
One of the most pleasing samples of Alex De la iglesia's wacky universe. Shocking, gory and hilarious situation inside a bar, when its weirdest customer starts picking up fights for the most uncommon stuff. Apocalyptic black humour at its best.
Edward Scissorhands
PG-13
Tim Burton's masterpiece. an immensely beautiful, charming, poignant cinematic jewel. images full of lyricism embellished by an almost celestial score by Danny Elfman.
Kurutta ippêji (A Crazy Page)(A Page of Madness)
Unrated
You can see echoes of "Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari" in this lost japanese silent gem, despite director Teinosuke Kinugasa denies it. This film possess one of the most imaginative, haunting, delirious, nightmarish atmospheres I've experimented in a motion picture.
Atonement
R
A pretentious film that narrowly succeeds in the art department and as a good old time epic romance. nevertheless it has some great moments and good performances.
Patton
PG
George C. Scott was born to play the irascible and implacable american general George S. Patton in this eye-catching war film that depicts with grandiosity the allied assaults in europe and north africa, and the general's courageousness, straightforwardness, his somewhat questionable treatment over his troops, and his peculiar but firm beliefs about the reincarnation of his soul. This eccentric character is one of the best representatives of the madness and nonsensicality of war.
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Vertigo
PG
James Stewart, in the darkest, most profound and sad performance of his career, falls in love with the alluring, distant, unattainable and mesmerizing Kim Novak. Bernard Herrmann composes a heavenly, breathtaking wagnerian symphony. and Alfred Hitchcock, in the absolute peak of his powers, materializes the most beautiful, haunting, compelling and heart breaking tale of love that transcended any cinematic or human barrier. my all time favorite motion picture.
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Ladri di Biciclette (The Bicycle Thief) (Bicycle Thieves)
Unrated
The peak of italian neoralism. an incomparable masterpiece which explores the avatar of a poor family in the post war escenario. tears invaded my face the first time I saw it. and to this day still amazes me, how bitter, shocking and yet touching and beautiful this film is. one of the most powerful endings in cinema history,
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Paths of Glory
Unrated
Kubrick's best film. one of the most compelling and touching anti-war statements. Kirk Douglas is simply amazing here. The ending magnifies even more this true cinematic marvel.
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Rear Window
PG
Voyeurism and male-female struggles are the core of one of Hitchcock's most entertaining and fascinating exercises of suspense. The indisputable master of the macabre achieved one of cinema's most intriguing and witty gems.
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The Third Man
Unrated
Fabulous brit noir with great prose by novelist Graham Greene, some other ad libbed by Orson Welles himself (cuckoo clock). Expresionistic state of the art photography. Immense duo Welles-Cotten. Baroque and poetry in black and white.
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Citizen Kane
PG
the best directorial debut ever. groundbreaking masterpiece, an immense rule book for filmmakers.
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
by Vmedia Berkeley Ca. posted 3 hours ago -
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The Last Legion
by MarkusI buy way to much crap on DVD.
This was annoyingly bad.
Not one of the actors do a good job.
The kid just stands there.. Like he always do.
Colin Firth is totally out of place.
I hate, hate, hate, hate, hate it!!!
Don't watch it!!Hey, you should never see this!
It is pure filth... Not even good filth.posted 6 hours ago -
Come see this movie with me...Cadaverella now has a poster! (You're welcome)
Now you can enjoy your weekend :)posted 8 hours ago -
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Praise Youtube... http://youtube.com/watch?v=fB8janfmC2Iposted 8 hours ago -
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Kyuketsuki Gokemidoro (Body Snatcher from Hell)(Goke the Vampire)
by RCHere's a rarity...a Toho movie with NO giant rubber monsters! And a doozy at that! Basically...it concerns an alien body snatcher that enters your mind through a vagina like opening in the middle of your forehead. And it drinks blood. Some of the (beautiful) photography is quite surreal. RECOMMENDED!!!
Hey, you should really see this!
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Psst! Here you can http://youtube.com/watch?v=ybvYWdowjTQposted 8 hours ago -
I added you from "The Boys From Brazil" fan page. I just made a quiz about that show and added a few photos from it if you are interested. Thanks
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A King in New York
by FabioWe can say this is a little bit autobiographical movie.
Chaplin is setting up his own troubles with the anti-American activities commission on the screen, and that is quite funny though particularly dramatic.
It contains some very pungent observations on the American way of life and American society of that period.
And I think that most of the americans will not apprecciate it.
Chaplin plays King Shahdov, a deposed monarch who flees to America in the hopes of selling his plans for a peaceful, nuclear-based society,which never happens.And during his stay he meets several people who give life to funny and touching moments.Hey, you should really see this!
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my second quiz to honor another bunch of forgetten talents in another cinematic decade, 1940s. restricted for the field of film noir.
1940s Noir Queens in oblivionposted 1 day ago -
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Monsieur Verdoux
by Fabio"HENRI VERDOUX: Wars, conflict - it's all business. One murder makes a villain; millions, a hero. Numbers sanctify, my good fellow! "
"PRIEST: May the Lord have mercy on your soul.
HENRI VERDOUX: Why not? After all, it belongs to Him."
A great Chaplin's black comedy or as the "movie" says "A comedy of murders".
This is one of Chaplin´s best sound films.
It´s the story of a fired bank clerk who goes into business for himself,marrying and murdering rich women for their money that then he uses for his family,the "real" wife and the son.
His directing is superb, the script is wonderful (born from the mind of Orson Welles) and the acting is superb,one of his best performance.
This is not like others chaplin's movies so don't watch it you don't like black comedies.
This movie has remembered me the movie "keeping mum" directed by Niall Johnson with Rowan Atkinson,so if you liked "monsieur verdoux" give a look also at "keeping mum"Hey, you should really see this!
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Love Object
by El HombreWhat does an office worker living a dull, routine life without friends or a woman do? Orders one of the life-like silicone love dolls and models it after a female co-worker. More of a hilariously dark psychological thriller than straight-out horror, this is one interesting and deranged film that's unsettling, especially when the main character Kenneth begins to suspect his love-doll "Nikki" is becoming jealous. The addition of a manipulating sex doll always turns the fun level up in any film. Funny and gory.
Intelligent and subtly creepy.
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James Dean
by LisaReally excellent biopic about the legend that is James Dean. For films like this is is seriously hard to choose the right actors to portray them. James Franco however made an excellent James Dean. The two do look very similar so that helped a lot. Some parts of the film were made up which I really didn't see the point of. Like Dean's father telling him his mother wasn't sure he was his father. Why? All the performances in the film are fantastic. I even read that the beach house is the one that was used in Beaches. I also heard that James Franco became so immersed in playing James Dean that he went from being a non smoker to smoking two packs a day, as well as playing the guitar, the bongos, and learned to ride a motorcycle. That's dedication. A must see film for all James Dean fans.
Seen this ages ago but no one has seen it so I thought I would recommend it. James Franco is surprisingly good as James Dean.
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I recommend you see...Hey, you should really see this!
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Just when you thought that the whole virgin mummy genre had played itself out, along comes a film like this to restore our faith in ancient Egyptian abstinence. Yeah!
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Indagine su un Cittadino al di Sopra di Ogni Sospetto (Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion)
by * *mabel*One of the first Italian detective movies ever made. Political thriller but also psychological and surreal drama, it's probably the best in its genre. In a grotesque way, director and writer Elio Petri perfectly portrays the political and social contest in 70's Italy, period of violent civil demonstrations and heavy repression by authorities.
At the centre of the movie is a gorgeous Gian Maria Volonté, who plays the f*ckest fascistoid and schizoid policeman ever seen on a screen. His omnipotence delirium is such that, after having committed a crime, intentionally leaves clues everywhere just to prove he's an untouchable citizen above suspicion. Volonté in his most intense and charismatic role!
The film is also remarkable for the original screenplay by Petri with Ugo Pirro and the amazing score by Ennio Morricone.… when Italian Cinema was still alive.
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