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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: Burn After Reading http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/12/29/38941.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: I think its fits in nicely within the Coen ouevre (i.e. people, sometimes dumb, sometimes not, getting involved in situations way over the heads) and they must have needed a break after they're masterpiece of No Country for Old Men and the grand attention it got....the problem with the film is that the thriller aspects of the film occur too late into the third act. So, in the meantime, the audience has to get by on enjoying the wild, over the top acting.....which is pretty good for the most part. However, if you are going to cast Pitt AND Clooney its going to be a distraction anyway - but when they are both trying so hard to give it that "Raising Arizona" intensity its alot to take in. Malkovich, McDormand, Swinton and Jenkins, all great actors, are sucked into the mayhem of the wildness of the script and are overwhelmed by it.*** / ***** No Country for Old Men (2007)
]]>Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:52:01 GMTatactaatacta Blog12/29/2008 9:52:01 PMI think its fits in nicely within the Coen ouevre (i.e. people, sometimes dumb, sometimes not, getting involved in situations way over the heads) and they must have needed a break after they're masterpiece of No Country for Old Men and the grand attention it got....the problem with the film is that the thriller aspects of the film occur too late into the third act. So, in the meantime, the audience has to get by on enjoying the wild, over the top acting.....which is pretty good for the most part. However, if you are going to cast Pitt AND Clooney its going to be a distraction anyway - but when they are both trying so hard to give it that "Raising Arizona" intensity its alot to take in. Malkovich, McDormand, Swinton and Jenkins, all great actors, are sucked into the mayhem of the wildness of the script and are overwhelmed by it.*** / ***** No Country for Old Men (2007) Spout Post: Burn After Reading http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/12/29/38941.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: I think its fits in nicely within the Coen ouevre (i.e. people, sometimes dumb, sometimes not, getting involved in situations way over the heads) and they must have needed a break after they're masterpiece of No Country for Old Men and the grand attention it got....the problem with the film is that the thriller aspects of the film occur too late into the third act. So, in the meantime, the audience has to get by on enjoying the wild, over the top acting.....which is pretty good for the most part. However, if you are going to cast Pitt AND Clooney its going to be a distraction anyway - but when they are both trying so hard to give it that "Raising Arizona" intensity its alot to take in. Malkovich, McDormand, Swinton and Jenkins, all great actors, are sucked into the mayhem of the wildness of the script and are overwhelmed by it.*** / ***** No Country for Old Men (2007)
]]>Tue, 30 Dec 2008 02:52:01 GMTatactaatacta Blog12/29/2008 9:52:01 PMI think its fits in nicely within the Coen ouevre (i.e. people, sometimes dumb, sometimes not, getting involved in situations way over the heads) and they must have needed a break after they're masterpiece of No Country for Old Men and the grand attention it got....the problem with the film is that the thriller aspects of the film occur too late into the third act. So, in the meantime, the audience has to get by on enjoying the wild, over the top acting.....which is pretty good for the most part. However, if you are going to cast Pitt AND Clooney its going to be a distraction anyway - but when they are both trying so hard to give it that "Raising Arizona" intensity its alot to take in. Malkovich, McDormand, Swinton and Jenkins, all great actors, are sucked into the mayhem of the wildness of the script and are overwhelmed by it.*** / ***** No Country for Old Men (2007) Spout Post: Kids http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/29/37739.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: KidsFrom a narrative and directing standpoint this film rivals the best of documentary filmmaking. Except, its not a documentary. Its a disgusting cautionary tale of trash culture. Its an urban nightmare influenced by the AIDS epidemic. How in the hell did Larry Clark pull this off? How in the hell is he not in prison now? This is a brilliant and sick film.****out of *****p.s. the first time I saw this no one knew of Chloe Sevigny - but she is at the core of this film and carries most of its emotional weightMODIFICATION - I thought about this some more and since the film is truly repellent I gotta knock off 1/2 star
]]>Sat, 29 Nov 2008 08:03:46 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/29/2008 3:03:46 AMKidsFrom a narrative and directing standpoint this film rivals the best of documentary filmmaking. Except, its not a documentary. Its a disgusting cautionary tale of trash culture. Its an urban nightmare influenced by the AIDS epidemic. How in the hell did Larry Clark pull this off? How in the hell is he not in prison now? This is a brilliant and sick film.****out of *****p.s. the first time I saw this no one knew of Chloe Sevigny - but she is at the core of this film and carries most of its emotional weightMODIFICATION - I thought about this some more and since the film is truly repellent I gotta knock off 1/2 star Spout Post: Donnie Brasco http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/29/37738.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: Donnie Brasco****/*****A very interesting turn for Pacino in a middle level mobster role. Based on a true story and directed by the same guy that did Four Weddings and a Funeral - odd mixture. Depp is fantastic and Heche is very good/sexy in an early role for her. I see black comedy in the particularly brutal scenes.A non-conventional mobster tale - more of a character study of the Pacino/Depp characters. Pixote, I think it would make the top 100 list for the 90s but it would not make the top 50.
]]>Sat, 29 Nov 2008 07:53:33 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/29/2008 2:53:33 AMDonnie Brasco****/*****A very interesting turn for Pacino in a middle level mobster role. Based on a true story and directed by the same guy that did Four Weddings and a Funeral - odd mixture. Depp is fantastic and Heche is very good/sexy in an early role for her. I see black comedy in the particularly brutal scenes.A non-conventional mobster tale - more of a character study of the Pacino/Depp characters. Pixote, I think it would make the top 100 list for the 90s but it would not make the top 50. Spout Post: Starship Troopers http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37722.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: Outrageous, entertaining, sexy. How does Paul Verhoeven get these performances? Particularly Dina Meyer as Dizzy who bought in 100%. Good for her. And what an arresting smile from Denise Richards. Anyway, I am impressed in a dumbed down sort of way - *** 1/2 / ***** Far, far, far superior to anything I have seen from the Dutchman, until?......
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:17:20 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:17:20 PMOutrageous, entertaining, sexy. How does Paul Verhoeven get these performances? Particularly Dina Meyer as Dizzy who bought in 100%. Good for her. And what an arresting smile from Denise Richards. Anyway, I am impressed in a dumbed down sort of way - *** 1/2 / ***** Far, far, far superior to anything I have seen from the Dutchman, until?...... Spout Post: Black Snake Moan http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37721.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: in Hey, I love the Blues, I like Ricci (until she has those 'Oscar moment dialogues' near the end), I love Ricci in other stuff especially Buffalo 66' and The Ice Storm, I love Jackson and greatly respect the fact that he learned the guitar on this film. Justin Timberlake - - not so good. I found him much more appealing in his small role in Southland Tales. He was awful!In fact, its the Timberlake sequence with the preacher near the end as well as the end itself which is contrived. The ending is pure Hollywood tripe and I do not buy it.After the film, I will pick up my guitar and attempt again to play it well. Watching a bit of the Blu-Ray extra features solidified my views on the film - this was strategic Hollywood product. ** 1/2 / ***** Buffalo '66 (1998) The Ice Storm (1997) Southland Tales (2006)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:14:00 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:14:00 PMin Hey, I love the Blues, I like Ricci (until she has those 'Oscar moment dialogues' near the end), I love Ricci in other stuff especially Buffalo 66' and The Ice Storm, I love Jackson and greatly respect the fact that he learned the guitar on this film. Justin Timberlake - - not so good. I found him much more appealing in his small role in Southland Tales. He was awful!In fact, its the Timberlake sequence with the preacher near the end as well as the end itself which is contrived. The ending is pure Hollywood tripe and I do not buy it.After the film, I will pick up my guitar and attempt again to play it well. Watching a bit of the Blu-Ray extra features solidified my views on the film - this was strategic Hollywood product. ** 1/2 / ***** Buffalo '66 (1998) The Ice Storm (1997) Southland Tales (2006) Spout Post: Black Snake Moan http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37721.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: in Hey, I love the Blues, I like Ricci (until she has those 'Oscar moment dialogues' near the end), I love Ricci in other stuff especially Buffalo 66' and The Ice Storm, I love Jackson and greatly respect the fact that he learned the guitar on this film. Justin Timberlake - - not so good. I found him much more appealing in his small role in Southland Tales. He was awful!In fact, its the Timberlake sequence with the preacher near the end as well as the end itself which is contrived. The ending is pure Hollywood tripe and I do not buy it.After the film, I will pick up my guitar and attempt again to play it well. Watching a bit of the Blu-Ray extra features solidified my views on the film - this was strategic Hollywood product. ** 1/2 / ***** Buffalo '66 (1998) The Ice Storm (1997) Southland Tales (2006)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:14:00 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:14:00 PMin Hey, I love the Blues, I like Ricci (until she has those 'Oscar moment dialogues' near the end), I love Ricci in other stuff especially Buffalo 66' and The Ice Storm, I love Jackson and greatly respect the fact that he learned the guitar on this film. Justin Timberlake - - not so good. I found him much more appealing in his small role in Southland Tales. He was awful!In fact, its the Timberlake sequence with the preacher near the end as well as the end itself which is contrived. The ending is pure Hollywood tripe and I do not buy it.After the film, I will pick up my guitar and attempt again to play it well. Watching a bit of the Blu-Ray extra features solidified my views on the film - this was strategic Hollywood product. ** 1/2 / ***** Buffalo '66 (1998) The Ice Storm (1997) Southland Tales (2006) Spout Post: Black Book http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37720.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 4:10:27 PM
Body: Paul Verhoeven - 2006On the heels of Starship Troopers I ventured through this and it took me three nights to do so because of various distractions. My feelings are that this is certainly his premier film, his 6th feature after RoboCop (filmed in my home town of Dallas). It is interesting to see (and perhaps poll?) directors' finest efforts six to seven films in. Watch the "making of." Verhoeven has an irresistable love of the medium and the energy of a first time director.The female leads in the film are outstanding. Carice van Houten and Halina Reign brilliantly capture the desperate attempt to stay alive using sexuality and male manipulation. In this sense, Verhoeven gives Camille Paglia a run for her money and solidifies himself as a Dutch feminist.The production value of the second act is weak and is the only hint at the relatively small budget that Verhoeven had on the picture – it does play like a weak Sunday night television thriller.This stands among the best of Holocaust films. It is on par with http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077025/ and better than Schindler’s List. Its a thiller that stands above all Verhoeven’s previous work. I think it’s the film that he was meant to make. Again, watch the "making of." His lead stars agree with me.**** / ***** Starship Troopers (1997) Robocop (1987)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:10:27 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:10:27 PMPaul Verhoeven - 2006On the heels of Starship Troopers I ventured through this and it took me three nights to do so because of various distractions. My feelings are that this is certainly his premier film, his 6th feature after RoboCop (filmed in my home town of Dallas). It is interesting to see (and perhaps poll?) directors' finest efforts six to seven films in. Watch the "making of." Verhoeven has an irresistable love of the medium and the energy of a first time director.The female leads in the film are outstanding. Carice van Houten and Halina Reign brilliantly capture the desperate attempt to stay alive using sexuality and male manipulation. In this sense, Verhoeven gives Camille Paglia a run for her money and solidifies himself as a Dutch feminist.The production value of the second act is weak and is the only hint at the relatively small budget that Verhoeven had on the picture – it does play like a weak Sunday night television thriller.This stands among the best of Holocaust films. It is on par with http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077025/ and better than Schindler’s List. Its a thiller that stands above all Verhoeven’s previous work. I think it’s the film that he was meant to make. Again, watch the "making of." His lead stars agree with me.**** / ***** Starship Troopers (1997) Robocop (1987) Spout Post: Black Book http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37720.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: Paul Verhoeven - 2006On the heels of Starship Troopers I ventured through this and it took me three nights to do so because of various distractions. My feelings are that this is certainly his premier film, his 6th feature after RoboCop (filmed in my home town of Dallas). It is interesting to see (and perhaps poll?) directors' finest efforts six to seven films in. Watch the "making of." Verhoeven has an irresistable love of the medium and the energy of a first time director.The female leads in the film are outstanding. Carice van Houten and Halina Reign brilliantly capture the desperate attempt to stay alive using sexuality and male manipulation. In this sense, Verhoeven gives Camille Paglia a run for her money and solidifies himself as a Dutch feminist.The production value of the second act is weak and is the only hint at the relatively small budget that Verhoeven had on the picture – it does play like a weak Sunday night television thriller.This stands among the best of Holocaust films. It is on par with http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077025/ and better than Schindler’s List. Its a thiller that stands above all Verhoeven’s previous work. I think it’s the film that he was meant to make. Again, watch the "making of." His lead stars agree with me.**** / ***** Starship Troopers (1997) Robocop (1987)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:10:27 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:10:27 PMPaul Verhoeven - 2006On the heels of Starship Troopers I ventured through this and it took me three nights to do so because of various distractions. My feelings are that this is certainly his premier film, his 6th feature after RoboCop (filmed in my home town of Dallas). It is interesting to see (and perhaps poll?) directors' finest efforts six to seven films in. Watch the "making of." Verhoeven has an irresistable love of the medium and the energy of a first time director.The female leads in the film are outstanding. Carice van Houten and Halina Reign brilliantly capture the desperate attempt to stay alive using sexuality and male manipulation. In this sense, Verhoeven gives Camille Paglia a run for her money and solidifies himself as a Dutch feminist.The production value of the second act is weak and is the only hint at the relatively small budget that Verhoeven had on the picture – it does play like a weak Sunday night television thriller.This stands among the best of Holocaust films. It is on par with http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077025/ and better than Schindler’s List. Its a thiller that stands above all Verhoeven’s previous work. I think it’s the film that he was meant to make. Again, watch the "making of." His lead stars agree with me.**** / ***** Starship Troopers (1997) Robocop (1987) Spout Post: The Getaway http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37719.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: I liked the sort of atmospheric prison sequences near the beginning, and really enjoyed Sally Struthers in that odd little role. Ali McGraw really drags the movie down in every scene she's in. I enjoyed the colorful set of crooks. However, the shoot out at the end was surprisingly dull as was the Slim Pickens' finale.I have seen better 70's crime fare.
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 21:03:14 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 4:03:14 PMI liked the sort of atmospheric prison sequences near the beginning, and really enjoyed Sally Struthers in that odd little role. Ali McGraw really drags the movie down in every scene she's in. I enjoyed the colorful set of crooks. However, the shoot out at the end was surprisingly dull as was the Slim Pickens' finale.I have seen better 70's crime fare. Spout Post: The Lives of Others http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37718.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:59:44 PM
Body: A companion piece to Black Book only for the significant contribution of Sebastian Koch as Georg Dreyman. But Ulrich Mühe takes the film and its heart. In a way Hauptmann Gerd Wiesler is a poor man's Oskar Schindler but in this case - he is a champion of the arts first. The production values on the film are first rate (filmed in David Fincher greens ala Zodiac) and the palpable fear of 1980s East Germany is brilliantly portrayed. Back to Black Book. The story concerns the totalitarian state in its last phase just as in Black Book's Nazi Holland.The story of Surveillance harkens back to The Conversation in the way it affects the lives of those on both sides of the table. Earlier this week 'name the plot game' had this as the answer but could have very well been The Conversation.The only weakness in the film is the pat way Wiesler is dismissed at the end.Really enjoyed this film and Ulrich Mühe's performance is fantastic. The Conversation (1974)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:59:44 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:59:44 PMA companion piece to Black Book only for the significant contribution of Sebastian Koch as Georg Dreyman. But Ulrich Mühe takes the film and its heart. In a way Hauptmann Gerd Wiesler is a poor man's Oskar Schindler but in this case - he is a champion of the arts first. The production values on the film are first rate (filmed in David Fincher greens ala Zodiac) and the palpable fear of 1980s East Germany is brilliantly portrayed. Back to Black Book. The story concerns the totalitarian state in its last phase just as in Black Book's Nazi Holland.The story of Surveillance harkens back to The Conversation in the way it affects the lives of those on both sides of the table. Earlier this week 'name the plot game' had this as the answer but could have very well been The Conversation.The only weakness in the film is the pat way Wiesler is dismissed at the end.Really enjoyed this film and Ulrich Mühe's performance is fantastic. The Conversation (1974) Spout Post: The Adventures of Robin Hood http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37717.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:36:46 PM
Body: Just watched this on the new blu-ray release. What a beautiful film from the original Technicolor years. Errol Flynn is a remarkably talented athlete and did most of his own stunts. The results are as fresh as any pre CGI effort. The battle scenes reflect the humanity of the situation in which is persecuted just wanted to join the persecutors and end the coup d'état. The colors are vivid and the production is grand. Really enjoyed it and my kids did so even more.**** / *****
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:36:46 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:36:46 PMJust watched this on the new blu-ray release. What a beautiful film from the original Technicolor years. Errol Flynn is a remarkably talented athlete and did most of his own stunts. The results are as fresh as any pre CGI effort. The battle scenes reflect the humanity of the situation in which is persecuted just wanted to join the persecutors and end the coup d'état. The colors are vivid and the production is grand. Really enjoyed it and my kids did so even more.**** / ***** Spout Post: The Thin Blue Line http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37716.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:33:41 PM
Body: My second exposure (after Fog of War) to Errol Morris. Blue Line is like a perfect mathematical sequence in its story telling and editing. Being an older film than Fog, Blue Line does lack some of the energy of the latter film but I think that has to do with limited footage. Since I knew the eventual consequences of the film it added that very interesting twist to it as well. The real culprit of the crime is a genuinely creepy dude as are the supposed "witnesses" to it. It really is unbelievable that this happened to that poor guy.In the end justice did prevail. ***1/2 / ***** The Fog of War (2003)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:33:41 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:33:41 PMMy second exposure (after Fog of War) to Errol Morris. Blue Line is like a perfect mathematical sequence in its story telling and editing. Being an older film than Fog, Blue Line does lack some of the energy of the latter film but I think that has to do with limited footage. Since I knew the eventual consequences of the film it added that very interesting twist to it as well. The real culprit of the crime is a genuinely creepy dude as are the supposed "witnesses" to it. It really is unbelievable that this happened to that poor guy.In the end justice did prevail. ***1/2 / ***** The Fog of War (2003) Spout Post: Chungking Express http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37715.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:30:16 PM
Body: I loved this film. The pairing of the very related stories is fresh, hip and alive in a way completely foreign to me. What little I know of Godard and the New Wave was in presentation here, I think. Ironically, my parents lived in Hong Kong when this film was made and I spent a good amount of time there myself. The film really captures the incredible energy of the place. The movie is very sexy and so are the female leads, especially Faye Wong, playing “Faye” in the second of the two stories. She is delightful and I won’t soon forget her jamming to The Mamas and the Papas.As for Wong Kar-Wai? This was also my introduction to his work. I know very little of the guy but this film is certainly ripe with Americana. Has he lived here? There is an odd little food fetish theme that runs throughout that is really sweet and familiar. Basically, this is a wonderfully sweet film in its narrative. The handheld camera work was executed to perfection, as were the jump cuts and freeze frames.To those of you that are sometimes reluctant to “get out of the box” in your film viewing (and when I look back at my list of favorite films, I am guilty of same) try this as an alternative. Thank you dictator jbissel! (and sorry about the late review folks)**** 1/2 / *****p.s. the DVD's Tarantino intro and postscript are really cool - he has a real love for this guy
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:30:16 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:30:16 PMI loved this film. The pairing of the very related stories is fresh, hip and alive in a way completely foreign to me. What little I know of Godard and the New Wave was in presentation here, I think. Ironically, my parents lived in Hong Kong when this film was made and I spent a good amount of time there myself. The film really captures the incredible energy of the place. The movie is very sexy and so are the female leads, especially Faye Wong, playing “Faye” in the second of the two stories. She is delightful and I won’t soon forget her jamming to The Mamas and the Papas.As for Wong Kar-Wai? This was also my introduction to his work. I know very little of the guy but this film is certainly ripe with Americana. Has he lived here? There is an odd little food fetish theme that runs throughout that is really sweet and familiar. Basically, this is a wonderfully sweet film in its narrative. The handheld camera work was executed to perfection, as were the jump cuts and freeze frames.To those of you that are sometimes reluctant to “get out of the box” in your film viewing (and when I look back at my list of favorite films, I am guilty of same) try this as an alternative. Thank you dictator jbissel! (and sorry about the late review folks)**** 1/2 / *****p.s. the DVD's Tarantino intro and postscript are really cool - he has a real love for this guy Spout Post: Snow Angels http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37714.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:16:40 PM
Body: This is Altman vs. Anderson, plus Ice Storm and Affliction and a little Sweet Hereafter plus Warner Brothers plus the saddest no dialogue communication scene involving the death of a child (with the possible exception of Sean Penn inMystic River) plus Todd Fields plus a score that could have been much better had DGG hired me. Plus Warner Brothers (is their final stamp all over it or am I silly b****). Amy Sedaris (absolutely love her) casting really bad. Rockwell and Beckinsale earned a new respect from me – its melodrama that generally gets me anyway. The random trio (older black man, middle-aged woman and Rockwell) scene is very touching. The ending - a misogynistic portrayal of divorce? Been through one, related to the film in that way.First David Gordon Green and I admire it. The Ice Storm (1997) Affliction (1997) The Sweet Hereafter (1997) Mystic River (2003)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:16:40 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:16:40 PMThis is Altman vs. Anderson, plus Ice Storm and Affliction and a little Sweet Hereafter plus Warner Brothers plus the saddest no dialogue communication scene involving the death of a child (with the possible exception of Sean Penn inMystic River) plus Todd Fields plus a score that could have been much better had DGG hired me. Plus Warner Brothers (is their final stamp all over it or am I silly b****). Amy Sedaris (absolutely love her) casting really bad. Rockwell and Beckinsale earned a new respect from me – its melodrama that generally gets me anyway. The random trio (older black man, middle-aged woman and Rockwell) scene is very touching. The ending - a misogynistic portrayal of divorce? Been through one, related to the film in that way.First David Gordon Green and I admire it. The Ice Storm (1997) Affliction (1997) The Sweet Hereafter (1997) Mystic River (2003) Spout Post: Snow Angels http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37714.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:16:40 PM
Body: This is Altman vs. Anderson, plus Ice Storm and Affliction and a little Sweet Hereafter plus Warner Brothers plus the saddest no dialogue communication scene involving the death of a child (with the possible exception of Sean Penn inMystic River) plus Todd Fields plus a score that could have been much better had DGG hired me. Plus Warner Brothers (is their final stamp all over it or am I silly b****). Amy Sedaris (absolutely love her) casting really bad. Rockwell and Beckinsale earned a new respect from me – its melodrama that generally gets me anyway. The random trio (older black man, middle-aged woman and Rockwell) scene is very touching. The ending - a misogynistic portrayal of divorce? Been through one, related to the film in that way.First David Gordon Green and I admire it. The Ice Storm (1997) Affliction (1997) The Sweet Hereafter (1997) Mystic River (2003)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:16:40 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:16:40 PMThis is Altman vs. Anderson, plus Ice Storm and Affliction and a little Sweet Hereafter plus Warner Brothers plus the saddest no dialogue communication scene involving the death of a child (with the possible exception of Sean Penn inMystic River) plus Todd Fields plus a score that could have been much better had DGG hired me. Plus Warner Brothers (is their final stamp all over it or am I silly b****). Amy Sedaris (absolutely love her) casting really bad. Rockwell and Beckinsale earned a new respect from me – its melodrama that generally gets me anyway. The random trio (older black man, middle-aged woman and Rockwell) scene is very touching. The ending - a misogynistic portrayal of divorce? Been through one, related to the film in that way.First David Gordon Green and I admire it. The Ice Storm (1997) Affliction (1997) The Sweet Hereafter (1997) Mystic River (2003) Spout Post: The Happening http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37713.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:13:56 PM
Body: 1. Worst direction in the performance of extras – many instances of smiling children at the time of worst peril.2. Worst moment in film history– Wahlberg singing the Doobie Brothers’ Black Water.3. Worst diffusing comic banter of any disaster film ever made.4. Second Worst moment film history– Wahlberg’s conversation with the plant.5. Best looking leads (Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel) who maintain fine apparel and pristine makeup throughout the calamity.6. Most disinteresting and superficial insertion of marital problems in a complete failed attempt at story narrative.7. The worst case of “I cannot believe what I am watching here” ever.8. Worst case of counting down the minutes to the end of the film.9. Worst line ever written – “there is something 'exorcisty' about her.”10. Poor Betty Buckley – she seems to be an underused actress and is pretty jolting in her brief appearance.11. 1:16 – worst marital reconciliation in the face of certain death12. The end – the best ending ever because it ended this disaster.0 Stars
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:13:56 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:13:56 PM1. Worst direction in the performance of extras – many instances of smiling children at the time of worst peril.2. Worst moment in film history– Wahlberg singing the Doobie Brothers’ Black Water.3. Worst diffusing comic banter of any disaster film ever made.4. Second Worst moment film history– Wahlberg’s conversation with the plant.5. Best looking leads (Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel) who maintain fine apparel and pristine makeup throughout the calamity.6. Most disinteresting and superficial insertion of marital problems in a complete failed attempt at story narrative.7. The worst case of “I cannot believe what I am watching here” ever.8. Worst case of counting down the minutes to the end of the film.9. Worst line ever written – “there is something 'exorcisty' about her.”10. Poor Betty Buckley – she seems to be an underused actress and is pretty jolting in her brief appearance.11. 1:16 – worst marital reconciliation in the face of certain death12. The end – the best ending ever because it ended this disaster.0 Stars Spout Post: Baby Mama http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37712.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:11:39 PM
Body: An amalgamation of various set pieces not written by Fey or Poehler proving disastrous and thereby taking me five nights to finish it. If they only had let the talented female leads write the thing it might have been salvageable. Steve Martin was a paid actor in the film. The last act is a joke.
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:11:39 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:11:39 PMAn amalgamation of various set pieces not written by Fey or Poehler proving disastrous and thereby taking me five nights to finish it. If they only had let the talented female leads write the thing it might have been salvageable. Steve Martin was a paid actor in the film. The last act is a joke. Spout Post: Paranoid Park http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37711.aspx Post By: atacta
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Post Date: 11/28/2008 3:04:54 PM
Body: Gus Van Sant exploring his familiar Northwest American childhood detachment and apathy. This is among his best work - in the same league with Drugstore Cowboy, My Own Private Idaho and Elephant. I cannot wait to watch this again soon. It really is a companion piece to Elephant without the abject horror. I know of these skatepark guys - I have seen them and met them recently and I used to do a bit of this myself back in the day - in this film a culture that signifies a generation or generations of youngsters alienated by the CNN new culture of bad news and the breakdown of the family in all its nastiness. The scene between Alex (Gabe Nevins) and his wayward father (Jay 'Smay' Williamson) near the end serves as an afterthought given the make up of Alex and his droogs. It is truly amazing how Van Sant captures this culture in a way far more superior to MTV, Nick Jr, you know what I mean. I am too old to watch those stations. This is stark realism set to an amazing soundtrack. If and when you watch the DVD, keep the subtitles on for the song references - it will build a nice play list. The only rub on the film is the blithe treatment of the early female love interest, the cheerleader who dreams of more condoms and superficial love. Otherwise I agree with Adam, certainly one of the best films of the year. Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:04:54 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:04:54 PMGus Van Sant exploring his familiar Northwest American childhood detachment and apathy. This is among his best work - in the same league with Drugstore Cowboy, My Own Private Idaho and Elephant. I cannot wait to watch this again soon. It really is a companion piece to Elephant without the abject horror. I know of these skatepark guys - I have seen them and met them recently and I used to do a bit of this myself back in the day - in this film a culture that signifies a generation or generations of youngsters alienated by the CNN new culture of bad news and the breakdown of the family in all its nastiness. The scene between Alex (Gabe Nevins) and his wayward father (Jay 'Smay' Williamson) near the end serves as an afterthought given the make up of Alex and his droogs. It is truly amazing how Van Sant captures this culture in a way far more superior to MTV, Nick Jr, you know what I mean. I am too old to watch those stations. This is stark realism set to an amazing soundtrack. If and when you watch the DVD, keep the subtitles on for the song references - it will build a nice play list. The only rub on the film is the blithe treatment of the early female love interest, the cheerleader who dreams of more condoms and superficial love. Otherwise I agree with Adam, certainly one of the best films of the year. Drugstore Cowboy (1989) Spout Post: Paranoid Park http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37711.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: Gus Van Sant exploring his familiar Northwest American childhood detachment and apathy. This is among his best work - in the same league with Drugstore Cowboy, My Own Private Idaho and Elephant. I cannot wait to watch this again soon. It really is a companion piece to Elephant without the abject horror. I know of these skatepark guys - I have seen them and met them recently and I used to do a bit of this myself back in the day - in this film a culture that signifies a generation or generations of youngsters alienated by the CNN new culture of bad news and the breakdown of the family in all its nastiness. The scene between Alex (Gabe Nevins) and his wayward father (Jay 'Smay' Williamson) near the end serves as an afterthought given the make up of Alex and his droogs. It is truly amazing how Van Sant captures this culture in a way far more superior to MTV, Nick Jr, you know what I mean. I am too old to watch those stations. This is stark realism set to an amazing soundtrack. If and when you watch the DVD, keep the subtitles on for the song references - it will build a nice play list. The only rub on the film is the blithe treatment of the early female love interest, the cheerleader who dreams of more condoms and superficial love. Otherwise I agree with Adam, certainly one of the best films of the year. Drugstore Cowboy (1989)
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:04:54 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 3:04:54 PMGus Van Sant exploring his familiar Northwest American childhood detachment and apathy. This is among his best work - in the same league with Drugstore Cowboy, My Own Private Idaho and Elephant. I cannot wait to watch this again soon. It really is a companion piece to Elephant without the abject horror. I know of these skatepark guys - I have seen them and met them recently and I used to do a bit of this myself back in the day - in this film a culture that signifies a generation or generations of youngsters alienated by the CNN new culture of bad news and the breakdown of the family in all its nastiness. The scene between Alex (Gabe Nevins) and his wayward father (Jay 'Smay' Williamson) near the end serves as an afterthought given the make up of Alex and his droogs. It is truly amazing how Van Sant captures this culture in a way far more superior to MTV, Nick Jr, you know what I mean. I am too old to watch those stations. This is stark realism set to an amazing soundtrack. If and when you watch the DVD, keep the subtitles on for the song references - it will build a nice play list. The only rub on the film is the blithe treatment of the early female love interest, the cheerleader who dreams of more condoms and superficial love. Otherwise I agree with Adam, certainly one of the best films of the year. Drugstore Cowboy (1989) Spout Post: Bonnie and Clyde http://www.spout.com/blogs/atacta/archive/2008/11/28/37710.aspx Post By: atacta
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Body: First time viewing of the caper. Set during The Depression, the story is strangely modern given today's economic blight with failing banks and such. Beatty and Dunaway embody the characters and make for an electric pair. The impotency story thread was a complete surprise but I'm glad Clyde got it sorted out - Dunaway is stunningly beautiful. The violence is also a surprise at is escalates in the final act of the film climaxing with the famous shootout. The similarities with Badlands are limited to the basics of the plot. Otherwise this has nothing in common with it. Great supporting turns by Michael J. Pollard (did he ever break from the mold of playing the part of C.W. Moss?), Hackman and Estelle Parsons. Good stuff.
]]>Fri, 28 Nov 2008 16:34:40 GMTatactaatacta Blog11/28/2008 11:34:40 AMFirst time viewing of the caper. Set during The Depression, the story is strangely modern given today's economic blight with failing banks and such. Beatty and Dunaway embody the characters and make for an electric pair. The impotency story thread was a complete surprise but I'm glad Clyde got it sorted out - Dunaway is stunningly beautiful. The violence is also a surprise at is escalates in the final act of the film climaxing with the famous shootout. The similarities with Badlands are limited to the basics of the plot. Otherwise this has nothing in common with it. Great supporting turns by Michael J. Pollard (did he ever break from the mold of playing the part of C.W. Moss?), Hackman and Estelle Parsons. Good stuff. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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