One of my most hated films ever.

What can I even post after 1380+ pages of movies?

'Once Upon a Time in China?' The old one...
'Seven Samurais?'


f'it I give up.

I like so many that were already mentioned....

How about the latest film you've seen?

The Empty Mirror.

If you can find it, watch it.
Oh, here you go...much deeper than I thought:

I saw that phoebe in wonderland movie, it was torture emotionally most of the time, but extremely well done on all accounts. I kinda felt like the ending came too quick but I misse the first few minutes too so maybe that why, or maybe not.

A Shot in the Dark on Saturday and The Monuments Men on Sunday.
The former was pretty goofy, but still hilarious. 4/5
The latter was gripping, subtle, and the best war movie I have seen in a long time. A must-see if you are into art and/or history. 6/5!

Monuments Men looks to be just about the least subtle thing ever made.

By subtle, I meant in terms of special effects, CGI, etc. A lot of war movies go overboard on them.

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Red Hook Summer (2012)
I have really mixed feelings about this movie. I liked the premise, liked the setting, liked the way it was shot and thought Clarke Peters gave a great performance. But the whole thing felt kind of half-assed, like Spike Lee had decided to film a rough draft of a script, and the two adolescents at the heart of the story were two of the worst actors I've ever seen in my life.

We watched Hiroshima Mon Amour in film class today and honestly it could be the most beautiful film I have ever seen. Without sound it could be mistaken for art, without video it could be taken as poetry, and the union of the two is just magical.