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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: Trusting Twists (spoiler warning) http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2008/1/22/24230.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Body: Ok, so I just finished watching Swimming Pool which, like other films before it has a twist ending in which you realize that the past 100+ minutes might have been false. I did not enjoy this twist, while with the Usual Suspects (a film which I do still have issues with), you always feel like you are being manipulated, I felt that Swimming Pool doesn't accomplish the same feeling. For those not in the know and don't care about spoilers, Swimming Pool is the tale of an author who can't concentrate on writing, who decides to take a vacation in France, which is interrupted by the sex-loving daughter of her publisher. When the daughter kills a man who won't have sex with her, the story turns into a very similar looking murder mystery than that of the authors books. Unfortunately you realize that the character of the daughter is fake and that for the past hour and a half we have been watching the author write her book. The final twist is what I don't like about this film, it loses the intrigue that the authors life might have turned into one of her own books and that she might just reveal it all through her passion (obsession?) for writing (the author, as it is hinted at might be writing the story fo her publisher's secret life, which would include this daughter and the murder). To me, this is so much more interesting than the final twist, which (cleverly) reveals that the past hour and a half never happened. I find it so much more interesting if the writer is actually so obsessed with her stories that, although she helped the daughter, she couldn't help writing the story. Anyway, just some thoughts on what doesn't work in the cleverly executed twist of Swimming Pool. Dont' get me wrong it's a much better film than The Usual Suspects, which uses the same idea, but since part 1 of the usual suspects I could feel that twist coming. Not in Swimming Pool, I found myself more dissapointed that surprised.
]]>Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:58:03 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog1/22/2008 5:58:03 PM Ok, so I just finished watching Swimming Pool which, like other films before it has a twist ending in which you realize that the past 100+ minutes might have been false. I did not enjoy this twist, while with the Usual Suspects (a film which I do still have issues with), you always feel like you are being manipulated, I felt that Swimming Pool doesn't accomplish the same feeling. For those not in the know and don't care about spoilers, Swimming Pool is the tale of an author who can't concentrate on writing, who decides to take a vacation in France, which is interrupted by the sex-loving daughter of her publisher. When the daughter kills a man who won't have sex with her, the story turns into a very similar looking murder mystery than that of the authors books. Unfortunately you realize that the character of the daughter is fake and that for the past hour and a half we have been watching the author write her book. The final twist is what I don't like about this film, it loses the intrigue that the authors life might have turned into one of her own books and that she might just reveal it all through her passion (obsession?) for writing (the author, as it is hinted at might be writing the story fo her publisher's secret life, which would include this daughter and the murder). To me, this is so much more interesting than the final twist, which (cleverly) reveals that the past hour and a half never happened. I find it so much more interesting if the writer is actually so obsessed with her stories that, although she helped the daughter, she couldn't help writing the story. Anyway, just some thoughts on what doesn't work in the cleverly executed twist of Swimming Pool. Dont' get me wrong it's a much better film than The Usual Suspects, which uses the same idea, but since part 1 of the usual suspects I could feel that twist coming. Not in Swimming Pool, I found myself more dissapointed that surprised. Spout Post: The Best Movie of the Year http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/11/19/21758.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 11/19/2007 12:13:06 AM
Body: This is a film that will be remembered. Because you can trust the filmmakers and get taken into a world that you will never experience again. The story is simple, money. Money wanted by many men. The mystery is how they go about losing or gaining the money. The genius: the way the story is told. If anything No Country for Old Men reminds people that overcomplicating a story isn't always the best way to create an original piece of art.
]]>Mon, 19 Nov 2007 05:13:06 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog11/19/2007 12:13:06 AMThis is a film that will be remembered. Because you can trust the filmmakers and get taken into a world that you will never experience again. The story is simple, money. Money wanted by many men. The mystery is how they go about losing or gaining the money. The genius: the way the story is told. If anything No Country for Old Men reminds people that overcomplicating a story isn't always the best way to create an original piece of art. Spout Post: Talk about amazing. http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/10/5/20436.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 10/5/2007 4:21:26 PM
Body: Stalker is one of those films that you can never let go of. The more you see it, the more you begin to realize the sheer oddity and genius of the film. The imagery is that you have never seen before and the questions that are asked of you are challenging and will have you questioning your sanity for days.
]]>Fri, 05 Oct 2007 20:21:26 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog10/5/2007 4:21:26 PMStalker is one of those films that you can never let go of. The more you see it, the more you begin to realize the sheer oddity and genius of the film. The imagery is that you have never seen before and the questions that are asked of you are challenging and will have you questioning your sanity for days. Spout Post: An Interesting Stylistic Film That Lacks Character http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/7/7/13377.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 7/7/2007 11:04:07 PM
Body: Ping Pong is very Japanese. I don't know how else to describe it. The direction and cinematography echoes the japanese anime direction that I have seen in Evangelion and Haruhi (to name two). The Ping Pong is filmed beautifully and the CGI is implemented with complete subtly. And of course it's always nice to see a sports film that isn't about an underdog reaching for the top. It's a friendship movie and that 's what the film focuses on, how the kids change throughout the course of a couple of years. My main problem with this film is that the two main characters never actually feel like they are anything more than archetypes. You have the loud obnoxious talented one and the quiet, polite talented one. That's about it for these characters. And while they change they never truly develop past those archetypes. Which is why the film isn't as good as it could be.This being said the acting is great and really brings new light to the archetypical characters. I'd recommend this film because it's simple and different.
]]>Sun, 08 Jul 2007 03:04:07 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog7/7/2007 11:04:07 PMPing Pong is very Japanese. I don't know how else to describe it. The direction and cinematography echoes the japanese anime direction that I have seen in Evangelion and Haruhi (to name two). The Ping Pong is filmed beautifully and the CGI is implemented with complete subtly. And of course it's always nice to see a sports film that isn't about an underdog reaching for the top. It's a friendship movie and that 's what the film focuses on, how the kids change throughout the course of a couple of years. My main problem with this film is that the two main characters never actually feel like they are anything more than archetypes. You have the loud obnoxious talented one and the quiet, polite talented one. That's about it for these characters. And while they change they never truly develop past those archetypes. Which is why the film isn't as good as it could be.This being said the acting is great and really brings new light to the archetypical characters. I'd recommend this film because it's simple and different. Spout Post: A Great Trip Down the Road http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/27/12393.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/27/2007 8:09:51 PM
Body: While watching Wild Strawberries the other night I began to come to a realization. I was watching a road trip movie. But like most Bergman movies, there is so much more to it. I'll admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of Persona, I think it has some excellent moments (hottest sex scene in a film has no sex at all), but as an overall film I found it lacking. Wild Strawberries is fantastic.The film starts off slow, at first I found the opening narration filled with exposition, I understood the man was lonely, I get it. Let's move on. You do not really get how misunderstood this man is until we start his journey. How he is haunted by dreams and memories of the past, which I never really understood until he visited his 94-year-old mother. I truly enjoyed watching this character's immense amount of history. That being said, it is a road-trip movie and I've always had something against road-trip movies. Perhaps it is because the concept is simple "a character or a number of characters get from one place to another and change." Now, one could argue that all films are like that, but that's another argument entirely. What I am saying is the true genius of this film that only a handful of road-trip movies get right (see Y Tu Mama Tambien) and millions get wrong (see Little Miss Sunshine) is how deep the character is. This film cannot be talked about without mention of the ingenious dream sequences, something that Bergman mastered. This film isn't just about a character changing, but about the audience coming to realize how they can change. Which is why this film is so important.
]]>Thu, 28 Jun 2007 00:09:51 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/27/2007 8:09:51 PMWhile watching Wild Strawberries the other night I began to come to a realization. I was watching a road trip movie. But like most Bergman movies, there is so much more to it. I'll admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of Persona, I think it has some excellent moments (hottest sex scene in a film has no sex at all), but as an overall film I found it lacking. Wild Strawberries is fantastic.The film starts off slow, at first I found the opening narration filled with exposition, I understood the man was lonely, I get it. Let's move on. You do not really get how misunderstood this man is until we start his journey. How he is haunted by dreams and memories of the past, which I never really understood until he visited his 94-year-old mother. I truly enjoyed watching this character's immense amount of history. That being said, it is a road-trip movie and I've always had something against road-trip movies. Perhaps it is because the concept is simple "a character or a number of characters get from one place to another and change." Now, one could argue that all films are like that, but that's another argument entirely. What I am saying is the true genius of this film that only a handful of road-trip movies get right (see Y Tu Mama Tambien) and millions get wrong (see Little Miss Sunshine) is how deep the character is. This film cannot be talked about without mention of the ingenious dream sequences, something that Bergman mastered. This film isn't just about a character changing, but about the audience coming to realize how they can change. Which is why this film is so important. Spout Post: A Great Trip Down the Road http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/27/12393.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/27/2007 8:09:51 PM
Body: While watching Wild Strawberries the other night I began to come to a realization. I was watching a road trip movie. But like most Bergman movies, there is so much more to it. I'll admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of Persona, I think it has some excellent moments (hottest sex scene in a film has no sex at all), but as an overall film I found it lacking. Wild Strawberries is fantastic.The film starts off slow, at first I found the opening narration filled with exposition, I understood the man was lonely, I get it. Let's move on. You do not really get how misunderstood this man is until we start his journey. How he is haunted by dreams and memories of the past, which I never really understood until he visited his 94-year-old mother. I truly enjoyed watching this character's immense amount of history. That being said, it is a road-trip movie and I've always had something against road-trip movies. Perhaps it is because the concept is simple "a character or a number of characters get from one place to another and change." Now, one could argue that all films are like that, but that's another argument entirely. What I am saying is the true genius of this film that only a handful of road-trip movies get right (see Y Tu Mama Tambien) and millions get wrong (see Little Miss Sunshine) is how deep the character is. This film cannot be talked about without mention of the ingenious dream sequences, something that Bergman mastered. This film isn't just about a character changing, but about the audience coming to realize how they can change. Which is why this film is so important.
]]>Thu, 28 Jun 2007 00:09:51 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/27/2007 8:09:51 PMWhile watching Wild Strawberries the other night I began to come to a realization. I was watching a road trip movie. But like most Bergman movies, there is so much more to it. I'll admit it, I'm not the biggest fan of Persona, I think it has some excellent moments (hottest sex scene in a film has no sex at all), but as an overall film I found it lacking. Wild Strawberries is fantastic.The film starts off slow, at first I found the opening narration filled with exposition, I understood the man was lonely, I get it. Let's move on. You do not really get how misunderstood this man is until we start his journey. How he is haunted by dreams and memories of the past, which I never really understood until he visited his 94-year-old mother. I truly enjoyed watching this character's immense amount of history. That being said, it is a road-trip movie and I've always had something against road-trip movies. Perhaps it is because the concept is simple "a character or a number of characters get from one place to another and change." Now, one could argue that all films are like that, but that's another argument entirely. What I am saying is the true genius of this film that only a handful of road-trip movies get right (see Y Tu Mama Tambien) and millions get wrong (see Little Miss Sunshine) is how deep the character is. This film cannot be talked about without mention of the ingenious dream sequences, something that Bergman mastered. This film isn't just about a character changing, but about the audience coming to realize how they can change. Which is why this film is so important. Spout Post: Eraserhead and Other FIlms: Films As Experiences. http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/18/11395.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/18/2007 10:54:00 PM
Body: Eraserhead is more than just a film. It's an experience. It's one of those films that it all depends on how and where you see it that decides your reaction to the film. Which is why I find Eraserhead to be one of the scariest films ever made. If you get a chance, see this film in a theatre late at night, or on a good T.V. with a good sound system. This film is way more than just sitting down and watching a film. It's a film that has to be seen in a good environment. So, what other films are affected by where you see them? For one you have to see how the film is shot. The recent film Children of Men is pretty much universally adored by film fans is a film that doe not have the same affect when being watched on a T.V. The film is shot for theaters and the full affect of the climatic 10 minute uncut action sequence isn't half as effective when seen on a T.V. So, for a simple blog entry tonight I say this. If you know you're going to go see a film the audience matters just as much as the film itself. I recently saw Ratatuoille with a french friend and I am sure the experience would have been very different with another person. Films are just as important as theatre. The advantage theatre has over film is that the performers exist in-front of the audience.
]]>Tue, 19 Jun 2007 02:54:00 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/18/2007 10:54:00 PM Eraserhead is more than just a film. It's an experience. It's one of those films that it all depends on how and where you see it that decides your reaction to the film. Which is why I find Eraserhead to be one of the scariest films ever made. If you get a chance, see this film in a theatre late at night, or on a good T.V. with a good sound system. This film is way more than just sitting down and watching a film. It's a film that has to be seen in a good environment. So, what other films are affected by where you see them? For one you have to see how the film is shot. The recent film Children of Men is pretty much universally adored by film fans is a film that doe not have the same affect when being watched on a T.V. The film is shot for theaters and the full affect of the climatic 10 minute uncut action sequence isn't half as effective when seen on a T.V. So, for a simple blog entry tonight I say this. If you know you're going to go see a film the audience matters just as much as the film itself. I recently saw Ratatuoille with a french friend and I am sure the experience would have been very different with another person. Films are just as important as theatre. The advantage theatre has over film is that the performers exist in-front of the audience. Spout Post: A Better Way To Tag Films in a Comment http://www.spout.com/groups/Spout_Feedback/A_Better_Way_To_Tag_Films_in_a_Comment/129/11354/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/18/2007 12:32:32 PM
Body: I find, when writing a message I often really want to attach a 'tag' or some sort of indication on the right so that people will know what I am talking about. In the post a new message window there is an option similar to this. It reads: IMPORTANT: When writing about a movie (or a few), your post will appear on the movie's page only if you create a link.Close detailsCreate a link to a movie:If you're writing a film review, OPEN A NEW WINDOW to spout.com.IN THE NEW WINDOW, search for the film you're reviewing. (Do not search for the film in the window containing your blog post or it may be lost.)Copy the URL in the address bar.Return to the window with your post.Paste the URL you copied from the other window into the post.Use the form below to post your message It should not be this difficult to tag a film in a comment. There should be some sort of search criteria or other sort of button where I can just type in the film name in the same window and I should be able to 'tag' a film in the comment. This can be comparable to such things as tagging a photo in facebook, etc.
]]>Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:32:32 GMTcircuitsnakeSpout Feedback6/18/2007 12:32:32 PMI find, when writing a message I often really want to attach a 'tag' or some sort of indication on the right so that people will know what I am talking about. In the post a new message window there is an option similar to this. It reads: IMPORTANT: When writing about a movie (or a few), your post will appear on the movie's page only if you create a link.Close detailsCreate a link to a movie:If you're writing a film review, OPEN A NEW WINDOW to spout.com.IN THE NEW WINDOW, search for the film you're reviewing. (Do not search for the film in the window containing your blog post or it may be lost.)Copy the URL in the address bar.Return to the window with your post.Paste the URL you copied from the other window into the post.Use the form below to post your message It should not be this difficult to tag a film in a comment. There should be some sort of search criteria or other sort of button where I can just type in the film name in the same window and I should be able to 'tag' a film in the comment. This can be comparable to such things as tagging a photo in facebook, etc. Spout Post: Brad Bird is a Genius http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/16/11247.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/16/2007 11:51:19 PM
Body: There, I said it. It's done. Brad Bird is one of my favorite directors working today.This film is an amazing achievement on so many different levels. First is the complete ingenious use of visual storytelling. This film is not dialogue heavy and is a throwback to so many slapstick comedy's. Which works in even more advantage because of the relationship between Remy and Linguini. There are so many classic parts to this film, I don't even know where to start. I feel bad coming back from the preview screening and not really having a well structured review. Throughout the film we are given surprises with some of the most ingenious characters to ever grace the scene. The character of "Ego", (voiced by Peter O'Toole) almost steals the film. And I won't say it here, but Bird pulls off a moment which will go down in film history as one of the funniest and most emotional part in a film. There are so many throwbacks to old films in paris as well as just great storytelling throughout the film. All I can say is that I hope I am this good when I get to my third film. See this film. It's the best film of the summer.
]]>Sun, 17 Jun 2007 03:51:19 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/16/2007 11:51:19 PMThere, I said it. It's done. Brad Bird is one of my favorite directors working today.This film is an amazing achievement on so many different levels. First is the complete ingenious use of visual storytelling. This film is not dialogue heavy and is a throwback to so many slapstick comedy's. Which works in even more advantage because of the relationship between Remy and Linguini. There are so many classic parts to this film, I don't even know where to start. I feel bad coming back from the preview screening and not really having a well structured review. Throughout the film we are given surprises with some of the most ingenious characters to ever grace the scene. The character of "Ego", (voiced by Peter O'Toole) almost steals the film. And I won't say it here, but Bird pulls off a moment which will go down in film history as one of the funniest and most emotional part in a film. There are so many throwbacks to old films in paris as well as just great storytelling throughout the film. All I can say is that I hope I am this good when I get to my third film. See this film. It's the best film of the summer. Spout Post: Miller's Crossing http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/13/11016.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/13/2007 7:48:43 AM
Body: After seeing the DVD for ten bucks, I remembered how much I liked Miller's Crossing and decided to pick it up and re-watch it. The movie is great, the beauty of the scenes at Miller's Crossing, the characters are just as entertaining to watch as to listen to and the famous execution sequence hold's up beautifully. So, why do I have problems with this film? Don't get me wrong, I think the film is brilliant, I just have some issues with it. For one, I don't feel the score fits the mood of the film, I see what it's meant to do, but I found it awkward when introduced the scene. My second problem is Marcia Gay Harden, who is miscast. She never quite convinces me of the role she is playing and her character disappears around half-way through the film and the manipulation of the femme fatale character that is introduced in the beginning of the film is lost. This being said, Gabriel Byrne holds the film together perfectly with his portrayal of Tommy.
]]>Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:48:43 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/13/2007 7:48:43 AMAfter seeing the DVD for ten bucks, I remembered how much I liked Miller's Crossing and decided to pick it up and re-watch it. The movie is great, the beauty of the scenes at Miller's Crossing, the characters are just as entertaining to watch as to listen to and the famous execution sequence hold's up beautifully. So, why do I have problems with this film? Don't get me wrong, I think the film is brilliant, I just have some issues with it. For one, I don't feel the score fits the mood of the film, I see what it's meant to do, but I found it awkward when introduced the scene. My second problem is Marcia Gay Harden, who is miscast. She never quite convinces me of the role she is playing and her character disappears around half-way through the film and the manipulation of the femme fatale character that is introduced in the beginning of the film is lost. This being said, Gabriel Byrne holds the film together perfectly with his portrayal of Tommy. Spout Post: So Different, but Equally Beautiful http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/11/10706.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/11/2007 1:14:31 AM
Body: This week I've been watching the Three Colors Trilogy (tomorrow I'm watching Red) and I found myself pleasently surprised to how different 'white' is from 'Blue', while 'Blue' was about the world finding you when you are lost, white seems about the world discovering you when you are lost. White is underrated. It's different from Blue and from what I've heard, Red as well. The difference between Blue and White is the observation of the charactersr. Blue goes inside the characters head, while White is more of an observational piece. Rather than get inside the mind of the character, Kieslowki spends a lot of time just simply studying the main character of Karol and his perdicament. The performance is superb and it really shows how a simple concept of revenge can still hold more emotions than the distastful complicated plots of today's cinema.
]]>Mon, 11 Jun 2007 05:14:31 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/11/2007 1:14:31 AMThis week I've been watching the Three Colors Trilogy (tomorrow I'm watching Red) and I found myself pleasently surprised to how different 'white' is from 'Blue', while 'Blue' was about the world finding you when you are lost, white seems about the world discovering you when you are lost. White is underrated. It's different from Blue and from what I've heard, Red as well. The difference between Blue and White is the observation of the charactersr. Blue goes inside the characters head, while White is more of an observational piece. Rather than get inside the mind of the character, Kieslowki spends a lot of time just simply studying the main character of Karol and his perdicament. The performance is superb and it really shows how a simple concept of revenge can still hold more emotions than the distastful complicated plots of today's cinema. Spout Post: The Biggest Problem With This Film is that You Probably Haven't Seen It http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/9/10445.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/9/2007 12:14:48 AM
Body: This film is truely a film that deserves praise (and perhaps a criterion?!) it's a warm hearted comdey about three people who really shouldn't get along. The film really takes the time to observe and look at each character. The begining of the film, reminds me of Eraserhead, the cold, dark city engulfing the character, and initially you feel cold. But as the film goes on you begin to really love the characters and just have fun taking the ride and enjoying being with them.
]]>Sat, 09 Jun 2007 04:14:48 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/9/2007 12:14:48 AMThis film is truely a film that deserves praise (and perhaps a criterion?!) it's a warm hearted comdey about three people who really shouldn't get along. The film really takes the time to observe and look at each character. The begining of the film, reminds me of Eraserhead, the cold, dark city engulfing the character, and initially you feel cold. But as the film goes on you begin to really love the characters and just have fun taking the ride and enjoying being with them. Spout Post: Re: Films that deserve the Criterion treatment http://www.spout.com/groups/Criterion_Collection/Re_Films_that_deserve_the_Criterion_treatment/115/10444/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/9/2007 12:07:35 AM
Body: I actually just discovered that you cannot currently buy Stranger Than Paradise on DVD and I thought this would make a wonderful addition to my DVD collection. That film is one of Jarmusch's best.
]]>Sat, 09 Jun 2007 04:07:35 GMTcircuitsnakeCriterion Collection6/9/2007 12:07:35 AMI actually just discovered that you cannot currently buy Stranger Than Paradise on DVD and I thought this would make a wonderful addition to my DVD collection. That film is one of Jarmusch's best. Spout Post: A Rewarding Film http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/6/8/10398.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 6/8/2007 11:57:37 AM
Body: The strength of Blue is it's beautiful observation at life, it's perfect cinematography (the color blue is especially strong in this film, though can somtimes feel a bit strong at times) and Juliette Binoche's performance. It's a slow film, there's no doubt about it. But if you really take the time to watch it you'll be taken into the characters world.
]]>Fri, 08 Jun 2007 15:57:37 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog6/8/2007 11:57:37 AMThe strength of Blue is it's beautiful observation at life, it's perfect cinematography (the color blue is especially strong in this film, though can somtimes feel a bit strong at times) and Juliette Binoche's performance. It's a slow film, there's no doubt about it. But if you really take the time to watch it you'll be taken into the characters world. Spout Post: Impressive, Most Impressive http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/5/28/9554.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 5/28/2007 2:59:34 PM
Body: Primer is an accomplishment. Ignoring the fact that the budget was only 7 thousand dollars, the film is very entertaining. Primer never slows down and last a good length so that you can watch it without feeling like you're watching an epic. It really does go straight back to classic sci-fi comparable to "The Fly" and "Pi"
]]>Mon, 28 May 2007 18:59:34 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog5/28/2007 2:59:34 PMPrimer is an accomplishment. Ignoring the fact that the budget was only 7 thousand dollars, the film is very entertaining. Primer never slows down and last a good length so that you can watch it without feeling like you're watching an epic. It really does go straight back to classic sci-fi comparable to "The Fly" and "Pi" Spout Post: Brick http://www.spout.com/groups/Criterionize_This/Brick/315/9553/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 5/28/2007 2:47:36 PM
Body: Last year a small neo-noir was released via Focus Features, titled 'Brick'. Brick is a perfect example of a fun, original, genre mashing film. It takes the story of high-school and shines new light on it, with dialogue lifted from the style of Dashielle Hammet (the writer of the Maltese Falcon), I found Brick to be a contender for one of the best films of last year. For those who haven't seen the film, 'Brick' follows Brendan, a loner at a local high-school. When he gets a mysterous phoen call at a pay phone from his ex asking for help he plays detective and ends up uncovering a web of lies all throughout the community. It's a classic Noir plot filled with Femme Fatales and Lonley Protagonists. Brick's DVD was less than what I had hoped for. Brick truely is a great movie and I know that the message boards on the directors site have been trying to pull a criterion together for awhile (even some fan made DVD covers: http://www.conorstratton.com/BrickCover6.jpg). For a film made for only 450,000 Brick is entertaining to both the educated and non-educated viewer What I want: The Unreleased Making-Of DocumentaryInterview with Gordon LevittInterview with Johnson about the LanguageAnd a Comparison with other Noirs
]]>Mon, 28 May 2007 18:47:36 GMTcircuitsnakeCriterionize This5/28/2007 2:47:36 PMLast year a small neo-noir was released via Focus Features, titled 'Brick'. Brick is a perfect example of a fun, original, genre mashing film. It takes the story of high-school and shines new light on it, with dialogue lifted from the style of Dashielle Hammet (the writer of the Maltese Falcon), I found Brick to be a contender for one of the best films of last year. For those who haven't seen the film, 'Brick' follows Brendan, a loner at a local high-school. When he gets a mysterous phoen call at a pay phone from his ex asking for help he plays detective and ends up uncovering a web of lies all throughout the community. It's a classic Noir plot filled with Femme Fatales and Lonley Protagonists. Brick's DVD was less than what I had hoped for. Brick truely is a great movie and I know that the message boards on the directors site have been trying to pull a criterion together for awhile (even some fan made DVD covers: http://www.conorstratton.com/BrickCover6.jpg). For a film made for only 450,000 Brick is entertaining to both the educated and non-educated viewer What I want: The Unreleased Making-Of DocumentaryInterview with Gordon LevittInterview with Johnson about the LanguageAnd a Comparison with other Noirs Spout Post: Not A Bad FIlm, It Just Lacks http://www.spout.com/blogs/circuitsnake/archive/2007/5/28/9513.aspx Post By: circuitsnake
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Post Date: 5/28/2007 2:46:50 AM
Body: Don't get me wrong, The Man Who Knew Too Much is a good film and probably 2 stars is a little harsh. But I'm comparing this film to other Hitchcocks. The film is incredibly straight forward and was just dull. Perhaps it's because it follows the "man who's in the wrong place at the wrong time" plot that has been imitated for years, but when comparing it to similar films such as North by Northwest, it just doesn't hold up.
]]>Mon, 28 May 2007 06:46:50 GMTcircuitsnakecircuitsnake Blog5/28/2007 2:46:50 AMDon't get me wrong, The Man Who Knew Too Much is a good film and probably 2 stars is a little harsh. But I'm comparing this film to other Hitchcocks. The film is incredibly straight forward and was just dull. Perhaps it's because it follows the "man who's in the wrong place at the wrong time" plot that has been imitated for years, but when comparing it to similar films such as North by Northwest, it just doesn't hold up. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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]]>Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMTArgueta0Beginner (<10)Fri, 31 Aug 2007 20:52:15 GMTMember Film:Funny Games http://www.spout.com/films/Funny_Games/288707/default.aspx Title: Funny Games
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