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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: Re:If you were a comicbook turned film character... http://www.spout.com/groups/if_i_were_a_movie_character/Re_If_you_were_a_comicbook_turned_film_character/550/38257/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: james0122
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Post Date: 12/11/2008 1:01:37 PM
Body: [quote user="filmgal81"] ... who would you be? I think id' be jean grey when shes inhabited by the phoenix... not as extreme, but something like it. Three DC heroes have never done that I've love to see done, The Flash, the Barry Allen version, Green Lantern, the Hal Jordon version, or Hawkman with Hawkgirl. the Silver Age versions.
]]>Thu, 11 Dec 2008 18:01:37 GMTjames0122if i were a movie character12/11/2008 1:01:37 PM[quote user="filmgal81"] ... who would you be? I think id' be jean grey when shes inhabited by the phoenix... not as extreme, but something like it. Three DC heroes have never done that I've love to see done, The Flash, the Barry Allen version, Green Lantern, the Hal Jordon version, or Hawkman with Hawkgirl. the Silver Age versions. Spout Post: Part moves forwards and part moves backwards http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2008/6/14/31227.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 6/14/2008 5:52:22 AM
Body: This is the film that got Christopher Nolan the reputation of being one of the most creative talents out there. Though it's a bit implausible, do love the way Pierce writes clues that the audiences find out the same time he does. Inventive as it is, it's also a bit confusing. I keep meaning to see it again because of that reason. However, Nolan has since proven he can straight forward stories very well, such as Insomnia, Batman, etc.
]]>Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:52:22 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog6/14/2008 5:52:22 AMThis is the film that got Christopher Nolan the reputation of being one of the most creative talents out there. Though it's a bit implausible, do love the way Pierce writes clues that the audiences find out the same time he does. Inventive as it is, it's also a bit confusing. I keep meaning to see it again because of that reason. However, Nolan has since proven he can straight forward stories very well, such as Insomnia, Batman, etc. Spout Post: The Women - The Chick Flick of 1939 http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2008/6/4/30485.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 6/4/2008 11:39:11 AM
Body: I just recently saw a new trailer of a remake of THE WOMEN, the chick flick of 1939. The new movie will star Meg Ryan, Jada Pluckett Smith and Eva Mendes will respectively take the Norma Shearer, Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford roles. I saw enough to see this will be a different movie than the original but decided to take a look back. Once upon a time, there was a studio that was considered the Rolls Royce of the studios in the height of the studio system. That studio was called MGM. This studio had stars that had their own public persona that would what roles were given to them. Of course, MGM had other actresses but three were considered their biggest female stars. There was Greta Garbo, the regal Swedish beauty nowhere to be found in this. The was Norma Shearer, who generally played high society ladies, at times a bit spoiled but usually showing integrity at the end. And there was Joan Crawford, the only one of the three who continued her career after 1941. Her thirties persona was that of a working girl who was also pretty much a go-getter. She would also usually show victorious virtue at the end of her movies. It's worth noting that both Shearer and Crawford were early contenders to play Scarlet O'Hara in GONE WITH THE WIND and of course, neither played her. Cukor, who started the film, was replaced by Victor Fleming, thus freeing him to adapt the then famous Claire Booth Luce play. The resulting movie would show no man or boy throughout. Society dame Shearer finds out her husband is having an affair with shop girl Crawford. Norma spends a lot of time at beauty parlors and fashion shows wtith wise cracking Rosalind Russell (gets the best lines), elder busy body Mary Boland, then novice Joan Fontaine and slapstick foil Paulette Goddard (then Chaplin's wife). At their brief encounter, Crawford gives Shearer back her husband saying she got what she wanted from him and she was doing her a favor. Shearer tearfully begs over the phone for her husband to take her back. If that phone scene sounds difficult to watch, it definitely was for me. What make it worse is that Boland practically demanded that to happen. So much for women's lib for 1939. It will be fascinating to see how the upcoming new version compares.
]]>Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:39:11 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog6/4/2008 11:39:11 AMI just recently saw a new trailer of a remake of THE WOMEN, the chick flick of 1939. The new movie will star Meg Ryan, Jada Pluckett Smith and Eva Mendes will respectively take the Norma Shearer, Rosalind Russell and Joan Crawford roles. I saw enough to see this will be a different movie than the original but decided to take a look back. Once upon a time, there was a studio that was considered the Rolls Royce of the studios in the height of the studio system. That studio was called MGM. This studio had stars that had their own public persona that would what roles were given to them. Of course, MGM had other actresses but three were considered their biggest female stars. There was Greta Garbo, the regal Swedish beauty nowhere to be found in this. The was Norma Shearer, who generally played high society ladies, at times a bit spoiled but usually showing integrity at the end. And there was Joan Crawford, the only one of the three who continued her career after 1941. Her thirties persona was that of a working girl who was also pretty much a go-getter. She would also usually show victorious virtue at the end of her movies. It's worth noting that both Shearer and Crawford were early contenders to play Scarlet O'Hara in GONE WITH THE WIND and of course, neither played her. Cukor, who started the film, was replaced by Victor Fleming, thus freeing him to adapt the then famous Claire Booth Luce play. The resulting movie would show no man or boy throughout. Society dame Shearer finds out her husband is having an affair with shop girl Crawford. Norma spends a lot of time at beauty parlors and fashion shows wtith wise cracking Rosalind Russell (gets the best lines), elder busy body Mary Boland, then novice Joan Fontaine and slapstick foil Paulette Goddard (then Chaplin's wife). At their brief encounter, Crawford gives Shearer back her husband saying she got what she wanted from him and she was doing her a favor. Shearer tearfully begs over the phone for her husband to take her back. If that phone scene sounds difficult to watch, it definitely was for me. What make it worse is that Boland practically demanded that to happen. So much for women's lib for 1939. It will be fascinating to see how the upcoming new version compares. Spout Post: Re:What movie character best represents you... http://www.spout.com/groups/if_i_were_a_movie_character/Re_What_movie_character_best_represents_you/550/28025/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: james0122
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Post Date: 4/30/2008 5:16:41 PM
Body: [quote user="theKommune"]...when you're pissed off?[/quote] I'll pick Travis Bickel in Taxi Driver. Once I'm going in, no pimp, no anybody is going to stop me.
]]>Wed, 30 Apr 2008 21:16:41 GMTjames0122if i were a movie character4/30/2008 5:16:41 PM[quote user="theKommune"]...when you're pissed off?[/quote] I'll pick Travis Bickel in Taxi Driver. Once I'm going in, no pimp, no anybody is going to stop me. Spout Post: Then She Found Me - A major comeback for Helen Hunt http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2008/4/23/27719.aspx Post By: james0122
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Body: Actually, it’s very unlikely if “Then She Found Me” will take in the bucks that a new James Bond or Indiana Jones movie might do. But I just saw an advanced screening last night through Film Independent with Hunt present for q and a. I must say I was extremely satisfied. A chick flick this is, but it’s a masterful one and I highly recommend it. Gestating for ten years, she took the plunge as co-producer, co-writer, played the lead character and made her directorial feature debut of this tale of broken trusts and betrayals. I will do my best not to reveal any spoilers as there are many surprises here and probably best seen without even seeing the trailer. I will say there’s a strong Jewish theme that the novel this was based on had and Hunt saw no reason to change that. In fact, atonement is very big in the Jewish faith. It starts off with her getting married to Matthew Broderick and we quickly find out that he’s totally pathetic and selfish. Hunt gets outstanding performances from Colin Firth and Bette Midler whose own characters have their own baggage that Hunt’s character is forced to deal with. That in itself is what makes “Then She Found Me” so refreshing. We human beings are so imperfectly perfect and the issues the players here play with are quite believable. On top of everything else, Helen Hunt’s character has a baby time clock and she’s no longer a spring chicken. As an actress, she is as good as she was in “As Good As It Gets”. Actually, there is some “borrowed” dialog towards the ending from that, but that’s a moot point. It’s perfectly acceptable to repeat what one has done before especially if it was done well. How many times has Woody Allen copied himself and seems to get more self centered each time? With this film, Helen Hunt has proven a woman can also make an excellent film of fractured relationships, a genre he did help invent. In closing, I do hope this film gets the attention it deserves. Like a lot of geeks, I sit through a lot of films and most disappoint or I find myself looking at my watch. Not so with this one, I found this to be very insightful and entertaining.
]]>Wed, 23 Apr 2008 23:40:08 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog4/23/2008 7:40:08 PM Actually, it’s very unlikely if “Then She Found Me” will take in the bucks that a new James Bond or Indiana Jones movie might do. But I just saw an advanced screening last night through Film Independent with Hunt present for q and a. I must say I was extremely satisfied. A chick flick this is, but it’s a masterful one and I highly recommend it. Gestating for ten years, she took the plunge as co-producer, co-writer, played the lead character and made her directorial feature debut of this tale of broken trusts and betrayals. I will do my best not to reveal any spoilers as there are many surprises here and probably best seen without even seeing the trailer. I will say there’s a strong Jewish theme that the novel this was based on had and Hunt saw no reason to change that. In fact, atonement is very big in the Jewish faith. It starts off with her getting married to Matthew Broderick and we quickly find out that he’s totally pathetic and selfish. Hunt gets outstanding performances from Colin Firth and Bette Midler whose own characters have their own baggage that Hunt’s character is forced to deal with. That in itself is what makes “Then She Found Me” so refreshing. We human beings are so imperfectly perfect and the issues the players here play with are quite believable. On top of everything else, Helen Hunt’s character has a baby time clock and she’s no longer a spring chicken. As an actress, she is as good as she was in “As Good As It Gets”. Actually, there is some “borrowed” dialog towards the ending from that, but that’s a moot point. It’s perfectly acceptable to repeat what one has done before especially if it was done well. How many times has Woody Allen copied himself and seems to get more self centered each time? With this film, Helen Hunt has proven a woman can also make an excellent film of fractured relationships, a genre he did help invent. In closing, I do hope this film gets the attention it deserves. Like a lot of geeks, I sit through a lot of films and most disappoint or I find myself looking at my watch. Not so with this one, I found this to be very insightful and entertaining. Spout Post: Re:What movie character best represents you? http://www.spout.com/groups/if_i_were_a_movie_character/Re_What_movie_character_best_represents_you/550/25403/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 2/21/2008 9:30:56 AM
Body: Though I'm not exactly like him but I definitely could identify with Seth Rogan in "Knocked Up." In my case, I did not get Mary Ann (a Philipina version of Katherine Heigl) pregnant. The look she gave me the next morning when we had breakfast at IHOP. I hardly indulge anymore but I also suggested to smoke a good joint is the best way to cure a fierece hangover. Smoking anything period was unacceptable to her and most of the breakfast was in silence. Weeks after, we did hang out but she brought her boyfriend and that was that.
]]>Thu, 21 Feb 2008 14:30:56 GMTjames0122if i were a movie character2/21/2008 9:30:56 AMThough I'm not exactly like him but I definitely could identify with Seth Rogan in "Knocked Up." In my case, I did not get Mary Ann (a Philipina version of Katherine Heigl) pregnant. The look she gave me the next morning when we had breakfast at IHOP. I hardly indulge anymore but I also suggested to smoke a good joint is the best way to cure a fierece hangover. Smoking anything period was unacceptable to her and most of the breakfast was in silence. Weeks after, we did hang out but she brought her boyfriend and that was that. Spout Post: Re:The good then bad and quite ugly double feature... http://www.spout.com/groups/Double_Feature/Re_The_good_then_bad_and_quite_ugly_double_feature/426/25260/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: james0122
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Post Date: 2/18/2008 10:19:43 AM
Body: Being a bit of a classic movie buff, I'll throw in a Humphrey Bogart double feature:The African Queen, the classic he did with Huston and Hepburn followed by Sirocco, which he sacrifices himself for no good reason to the sadistic Lee J. Cobb character. Sirocco also must be remembered as the last Santana Productions release. That was Bogart's independent production venture and it was the stinker that ended that.
]]>Mon, 18 Feb 2008 15:19:43 GMTjames0122Double Feature2/18/2008 10:19:43 AMBeing a bit of a classic movie buff, I'll throw in a Humphrey Bogart double feature:The African Queen, the classic he did with Huston and Hepburn followed by Sirocco, which he sacrifices himself for no good reason to the sadistic Lee J. Cobb character. Sirocco also must be remembered as the last Santana Productions release. That was Bogart's independent production venture and it was the stinker that ended that. Spout Post: Good Edward Norton but didn't care for the ending http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/7/23/15603.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 7/23/2007 7:13:37 AM
Body: This movie definitely has it's moments and this does have one of Edward Norton's best performances. He is strongly supported by Brad Pitt and Helena Bonham Carter.The whole premise of a fight club that guys go to to break their office routines was fresh. That it could have led to anarchy and/or other types of craziness was good. But it ended up just being part of Norton's imagination. It took me by surprise and felt left down by it.
]]>Mon, 23 Jul 2007 11:13:37 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog7/23/2007 7:13:37 AMThis movie definitely has it's moments and this does have one of Edward Norton's best performances. He is strongly supported by Brad Pitt and Helena Bonham Carter.The whole premise of a fight club that guys go to to break their office routines was fresh. That it could have led to anarchy and/or other types of craziness was good. But it ended up just being part of Norton's imagination. It took me by surprise and felt left down by it. Spout Post: The Little Movie That Could http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/28/9572.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 5/28/2007 5:56:25 PM
Body: Dysfunctionality is another name of this movie. All cast numbers are in peak form. With the exception of Toni Collette, the surrogate mother of all of them, this family can't even relate to each other. Greg Kinnear's motivatational speeches can't motivate anybody. Steve Carell got dumped by his gay partner. Paul Dano won't talk to anybody. Alan Arkin sniffs coke. But Abagail Breslin has them all rooting for her to be Little Miss Sunshine. It is one funny movie and a very touching one as well.Worth seeing again and again, though at times a little too quirky for its own good. Highly recommended.
]]>Mon, 28 May 2007 21:56:25 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/28/2007 5:56:25 PMDysfunctionality is another name of this movie. All cast numbers are in peak form. With the exception of Toni Collette, the surrogate mother of all of them, this family can't even relate to each other. Greg Kinnear's motivatational speeches can't motivate anybody. Steve Carell got dumped by his gay partner. Paul Dano won't talk to anybody. Alan Arkin sniffs coke. But Abagail Breslin has them all rooting for her to be Little Miss Sunshine. It is one funny movie and a very touching one as well.Worth seeing again and again, though at times a little too quirky for its own good. Highly recommended. Spout Post: Batman revamped again http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/21/9125.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 7:51:20 PM
Body: A few years ago, Tim Burton gave the public two Batman movies. He gave a nice visual style and cinema a Batman one could almost take seriously. The two that followd were inferior, the last one bad enough that they were no more Batman movies for awhile.Christopher Nolin took a crack at the Masked Manhunter and gave the Batman origin a delicious spin. Mainly, from the death of his parents to being a full fledged Batman, what did Bruce Wayne do in between those times?Christian Bates as Bruce Wayne is well cast as the bored billionaire that Wayne pretends to be and Katie Holmes is the best I've seen her as the quizative reporter. Lian Nelson has the best role, actually as Wayne's mentor turned into Batman's nemesis in a character arc that actually makes some sense. I enjoyed seeing how the belt gets invented, the suit. This is the best Batman to date and look forward to the next one but only if it's Nolan directing.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 23:51:20 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/21/2007 7:51:20 PMA few years ago, Tim Burton gave the public two Batman movies. He gave a nice visual style and cinema a Batman one could almost take seriously. The two that followd were inferior, the last one bad enough that they were no more Batman movies for awhile.Christopher Nolin took a crack at the Masked Manhunter and gave the Batman origin a delicious spin. Mainly, from the death of his parents to being a full fledged Batman, what did Bruce Wayne do in between those times?Christian Bates as Bruce Wayne is well cast as the bored billionaire that Wayne pretends to be and Katie Holmes is the best I've seen her as the quizative reporter. Lian Nelson has the best role, actually as Wayne's mentor turned into Batman's nemesis in a character arc that actually makes some sense. I enjoyed seeing how the belt gets invented, the suit. This is the best Batman to date and look forward to the next one but only if it's Nolan directing. Spout Post: Cult classic http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/21/9122.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 5/21/2007 7:27:35 PM
Body: Jeff Bridges became The Dude in this movie. Everyone in this movie acts slightly retarded. Once you get that this is a comedy, then sit back and enjoy the ride. The Dude is more mad that his rug got peed on more than anything else. Steve Busemi gets to play a weirdo that made me belly laugh several times. I found this to be one of those films that grows on you The comebacks arre very good. For example, Bridge's head being pushed into a toilet bowl. He doesn't know where the money is but it's definitely not in there. The soundtrack is strong. The showdown gets a little confusing but that's good as The Dude is supposed to be confused and in conflict.
]]>Mon, 21 May 2007 23:27:35 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/21/2007 7:27:35 PMJeff Bridges became The Dude in this movie. Everyone in this movie acts slightly retarded. Once you get that this is a comedy, then sit back and enjoy the ride. The Dude is more mad that his rug got peed on more than anything else. Steve Busemi gets to play a weirdo that made me belly laugh several times. I found this to be one of those films that grows on you The comebacks arre very good. For example, Bridge's head being pushed into a toilet bowl. He doesn't know where the money is but it's definitely not in there. The soundtrack is strong. The showdown gets a little confusing but that's good as The Dude is supposed to be confused and in conflict. Spout Post: A fun ride http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/14/8754.aspx Post By: james0122
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Post Date: 5/14/2007 9:35:06 AM
Body: I would agree with some reviews that I've read that things just happen just because they happen. For instance, the black stuff that falls near Spidey and MJ. Sandman becomes the invincible Sandman just becaue the escaped criminal runs into the machine. Even more awkward is putting the Sandman at the scene of the crime where Uncle Ben gets murdered. What's even more contrived is the way Sandman gets into the mix of a story already populated with Venom, New Goblin and James J Jamerson's daughter. Howeve, Raimi keeps those relationships changing and I was rarely bored. Love the way the love relationship with Peter Parker and Mary Jane is played out. Near the beginning of the movie, his head is in the clouds while MJ just got fired from her gig. It is their relationship that's the core of this movie. Despite its problems, I do recommend this movie.
]]>Mon, 14 May 2007 13:35:06 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/14/2007 9:35:06 AMI would agree with some reviews that I've read that things just happen just because they happen. For instance, the black stuff that falls near Spidey and MJ. Sandman becomes the invincible Sandman just becaue the escaped criminal runs into the machine. Even more awkward is putting the Sandman at the scene of the crime where Uncle Ben gets murdered. What's even more contrived is the way Sandman gets into the mix of a story already populated with Venom, New Goblin and James J Jamerson's daughter. Howeve, Raimi keeps those relationships changing and I was rarely bored. Love the way the love relationship with Peter Parker and Mary Jane is played out. Near the beginning of the movie, his head is in the clouds while MJ just got fired from her gig. It is their relationship that's the core of this movie. Despite its problems, I do recommend this movie. Spout Post: Detroit Auto Industry Blues in the 1970's http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/14/8752.aspx Post By: james0122
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Body: I live near the American Cinematheque in Hollywood and this movie was part of the seventies series the second weekend of May 2007. I believe Paul Schrader really got the lingo down though I strongly suspect some assistence from Richard Pryor, whose angry black man persona wasn't that far away from his classic stand up routines at this period. There's even a party scene where he sniffs coke and has sex with whores along with his buddies Harvey Keitel and Yaphel Kotto. Their desperate situations really tempt them to rob the union which is every bit as corrupt as the auto indistry it serves. Thirty years later, these types of jobs would be gone from Detroit, making this a good time capsule ot this era. It is quite bleak, particulary what happens to Kotto and the last freeze frame of Pryor and Keitel at each other. There is poignancy of the later two, as the viewer sees their unhappy family situations. Definitely worth seeing.
]]>Mon, 14 May 2007 12:59:56 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/14/2007 8:59:56 AMI live near the American Cinematheque in Hollywood and this movie was part of the seventies series the second weekend of May 2007. I believe Paul Schrader really got the lingo down though I strongly suspect some assistence from Richard Pryor, whose angry black man persona wasn't that far away from his classic stand up routines at this period. There's even a party scene where he sniffs coke and has sex with whores along with his buddies Harvey Keitel and Yaphel Kotto. Their desperate situations really tempt them to rob the union which is every bit as corrupt as the auto indistry it serves. Thirty years later, these types of jobs would be gone from Detroit, making this a good time capsule ot this era. It is quite bleak, particulary what happens to Kotto and the last freeze frame of Pryor and Keitel at each other. There is poignancy of the later two, as the viewer sees their unhappy family situations. Definitely worth seeing. Spout Post: My Favorite Musical http://www.spout.com/blogs/james0122/archive/2007/5/4/8142.aspxPost By: james0122
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Post Date: 5/4/2007 12:13:00 PM
Body: Musicals are not a favorite genre. In fact, growing up in the sixties, the major musical stars were able to sustain massive fan bases strictly on their audio recordings. There was a notable exception, Elvis Presley, whose sixties musicals actually lost fans to the more creative Beatles, Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones.However, many successful musicals were made in the sixties. West Side Story, which won ten Oscars, was the first one.. For me, it's the best and holds up extremely well. Though the viewer believe for one second that they're watching gang members, it presented race relations in such a way that would not only frustrate Maria and Tony, it would actual slayings and an attempted rape in this musical.The songs are top natch, especially the haunting "Maria", but there's not a bad song in this Bernstein-Sondheim score. Add the choreograhy of Jerome Robbins and the visual editing skills of veteran director Robert Wise and this is one movie I have seen over and over again with much pleasure.Top billed Natalie Wood actually gave her best performance of her career in her previous movie "Splendor In the Grass." She also was the female lead in James Dean's best movie "Rebel Without a Cause" and though brief, a very pivital role in John Wayne's best movie "The Searchers." Yes, she's actually Russian but she made a perfect Maria and very believable as a Puerto Rican. Richard Breymar as Tony was very acceptable. Even beter was Russ Tamblyn as Riff and the Oscar winning performances of George Chakiris as Bernardo and Rita Moreno as his lover, Anita. Minus the Juliette suicide, this is an updated version of Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet. The Jets and the Sharks are what we first see. Though they sing and dance, there is an underlying message of racism on both sides. Riff as the leader, sings out the Jet theme song. Afterwards, he meets Tony, who's got a job loading and unloading crates for the neighborhood store. He agrees to come to the dance and feels that something's coming.That something is Maria, at her first dance being overprotected by her brother Bernardo, who've we've eariler as the leader of the Sharks. Tony and Maria lock eyes and everything else goes out of focus. Reality, mainly Bernardo and Riff, snaps them out of it and there's going to be a rumble soon. Tony's in loves and sings he can't stop saying Maria. My favorite choregraphed scene is Anita and Bernardo doing their tete-a-tele with America. There's dark humor in the lyrics and the men and the women have their dancing moments to shine.Tony meets Maria at the back stairways and declare their love for each other. They meet where Maria works and have a touching pretend wedding scene with the clothes. Anita disapproves but lets them. Maria begs Tony to stop the rumble and actually reduces it a single fist fight. The Jets do a great comedy song Officer Krukey and there's a big chorus of "Tonight" by the major characters.However, at the rumble, Tony arrives to stop the fight and gets baited as a chicken. This angers Riff who pulls out a knife. So does Bernardo and he kills Riff. Right away, Tony kills Bernardo and gang members flee from the two dead bodies.Tony spends the night with Maria and when he leaves, askes Maria to meet him to leave. Rita, extremely angry that Maria slept with Bernardo's killer, nevertheless agrees to go to the store where Tony works to pick up the money. However, the Jets member almost rape her and she tells them that Maria has killed herself. This drives Tony crazy. He runs out of the streets begging Chico to kill him as well, which Chico does. The movie ends with "Somewhere" and Maria demanding a truce of the gangs.Now you don't have to see the movie, but see it anyway.
]]>Fri, 04 May 2007 16:13:00 GMTjames0122james0122 Blog5/4/2007 12:13:00 PMMusicals are not a favorite genre. In fact, growing up in the sixties, the major musical stars were able to sustain massive fan bases strictly on their audio recordings. There was a notable exception, Elvis Presley, whose sixties musicals actually lost fans to the more creative Beatles, Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones.However, many successful musicals were made in the sixties. West Side Story, which won ten Oscars, was the first one.. For me, it's the best and holds up extremely well. Though the viewer believe for one second that they're watching gang members, it presented race relations in such a way that would not only frustrate Maria and Tony, it would actual slayings and an attempted rape in this musical.The songs are top natch, especially the haunting "Maria", but there's not a bad song in this Bernstein-Sondheim score. Add the choreograhy of Jerome Robbins and the visual editing skills of veteran director Robert Wise and this is one movie I have seen over and over again with much pleasure.Top billed Natalie Wood actually gave her best performance of her career in her previous movie "Splendor In the Grass." She also was the female lead in James Dean's best movie "Rebel Without a Cause" and though brief, a very pivital role in John Wayne's best movie "The Searchers." Yes, she's actually Russian but she made a perfect Maria and very believable as a Puerto Rican. Richard Breymar as Tony was very acceptable. Even beter was Russ Tamblyn as Riff and the Oscar winning performances of George Chakiris as Bernardo and Rita Moreno as his lover, Anita. Minus the Juliette suicide, this is an updated version of Shakepeare's Romeo and Juliet. The Jets and the Sharks are what we first see. Though they sing and dance, there is an underlying message of racism on both sides. Riff as the leader, sings out the Jet theme song. Afterwards, he meets Tony, who's got a job loading and unloading crates for the neighborhood store. He agrees to come to the dance and feels that something's coming.That something is Maria, at her first dance being overprotected by her brother Bernardo, who've we've eariler as the leader of the Sharks. Tony and Maria lock eyes and everything else goes out of focus. Reality, mainly Bernardo and Riff, snaps them out of it and there's going to be a rumble soon. Tony's in loves and sings he can't stop saying Maria. My favorite choregraphed scene is Anita and Bernardo doing their tete-a-tele with America. There's dark humor in the lyrics and the men and the women have their dancing moments to shine.Tony meets Maria at the back stairways and declare their love for each other. They meet where Maria works and have a touching pretend wedding scene with the clothes. Anita disapproves but lets them. Maria begs Tony to stop the rumble and actually reduces it a single fist fight. The Jets do a great comedy song Officer Krukey and there's a big chorus of "Tonight" by the major characters.However, at the rumble, Tony arrives to stop the fight and gets baited as a chicken. This angers Riff who pulls out a knife. So does Bernardo and he kills Riff. Right away, Tony kills Bernardo and gang members flee from the two dead bodies.Tony spends the night with Maria and when he leaves, askes Maria to meet him to leave. Rita, extremely angry that Maria slept with Bernardo's killer, nevertheless agrees to go to the store where Tony works to pick up the money. However, the Jets member almost rape her and she tells them that Maria has killed herself. This drives Tony crazy. He runs out of the streets begging Chico to kill him as well, which Chico does. The movie ends with "Somewhere" and Maria demanding a truce of the gangs.Now you don't have to see the movie, but see it anyway. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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