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Titanic!!!!!
eurofashionjunki said:Titanic!!!!!
Hipkitten said:Lost in Translation - all mood no substance.
eurofashionjunki said:Titanic!!!!!
Hipkitten said:Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides - all mood no substance. Needless to say, I'm not a Sofia Coppola fan
WhiteLinen said:Pride and Prejudice, the Keira Knightley version.
kikidior said:one of my favorite films ... it was perfectly cast and the elements of the film i thought worked harmoniously together. and keira was great in it personally. she had such control of the character. some people might not think so as characters in books may be imagined and interpreted differently.
Hipkitten said:Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides - all mood no substance. Needless to say, I'm not a Sofia Coppola fan
I agree! The Godfather I and II are masterpieces. Excellent and original story, well-written, extremely well-acted (Al Pacino really got shafted by the Academy; he should have won at least once for his wonderful portrayal of Michael Corleone), and gorgeously shot.jennifer~ said:I cannot believe anyone mentioned the Godfathers I and/or II. (Yes MulletProof, I saw that...) Maybe I become too easily engrossed in lengthy dramas of any sort (which is possible since I did like Brokeback Mountain), but the only Godfather flick I can voice a single dislike for is the third...
^ I actually really liked "The Departed", but you should check out the HK movie it was based on - "Infernal Affairs," a very, very good movie starring the two biggest actors in HK, Andy Lau and Tony Leung. Both are v. good actors, Tony Leung, especially (he won a Best Actor Award at Cannes in 2000, for "In The Mood For Love"). The story is much more linear and straight-forward. One of my biggest gripes with "The Departed" was the ending. The ending in "Infernal Affairs" is different and exponentially better. It also features a wonderful sequence featuring the beautiful HK landscape.daddyslittlegrl8 said:The Departed (althought *very* good acting on all parts) but something about it just didn't grasp me the way it did some people.
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Hipkitten said:Lost in Translation and The Virgin Suicides - all mood no substance. Needless to say, I'm not a Sofia Coppola fan
WhiteLinen said:Sorry, it is.
I'd like to add Les Parapluies de Cherbourg. I like French films, I like Deneuve, but I just do not get the hype about this classic.
taperjeangirl said:Oh dear I brought Garden State without watching it Is it really that bad?