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    dibotdibot If Persepolis Silenced Gran Tor ...
    by dibot in dibot Blog
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    "Dark Corners started out as a pretty interesting horror movie with Thora Birch ("Train") playing dual roles as a depressed, poor woman having beautiful dreams and a wealthy, happy woman having nightmares. They seemed to be dreaming each other's lives. And then it just descended into making zero sense and plausibility. I don't mind bending the rules of space and time. But there needs to be something I can hold onto as possible.Gran Torino gives us Clint Eastwood ("Million Dollar Baby") at his grizzled best. Eastwood stars as a grumpy old racist man living in a changing neighborhood. He starts getting close to his Hmong neighbors who change his outlook as he tries to keep them out of trouble. Besides Eastwood, the acting of the unknowns in the film is atrocious. But the story is so good, that I mostly overlooked that. And I enjoy Eastwood as a director. He doesn't waste time. All the shots are important and further the story. If this is truly Eastwood's final acting performance, then ... " [More]
    CinemaRianCinemaRian if... (1968, Great Britain, Lin ...
    by CinemaRian in CinemaRian Blog
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    "I was with if… for most of the way, drawn into it's detached look at growing up an elite British boarding school. But towards the end, the movie lost me. I am unable to discuss my objections (limited as they are) to the movie without revealing elements of the ending, so you're warned here. if… is a collection of vignettes about life at the boarding school. There is no story in the usual sense at characters wander in and out of the picture. At the beginning we follow a boy named Jute (Sean Bury) as he arrives at the school and learns it's complex and somewhat bizarre social rules, but he quickly fades into the background. We never forget him, perhaps because he is new the environment he has a degree of hope and optimism that everyone seems to lack. These people are rich, but this is a terrible place- there is a random and pointless hierarchy.[More]
 
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