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this movie really kinda blew me away. Through sexual intercourse, an evil entity is passed onto the victim, therefore the victim needs to pass it sexually to someone else and if/when that person dies it goes back to the prior victim. Sort of an allegory to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Very original, great cinematography (as only indie films truly accomplish), actings spot on, pretty scary too. And the final shot is absolutely insane in this subtle weird way.
4/5

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This film on the other hand didn't do much for me frankly. It's overrated drivel wrapped nicely in Noah baumbach's pretentiousness. I absolutely love Frances Ha and The Squid & The Whale, but this was just so mediocre. His characters are starting to become too intellectual for my taste if you will. Sort of like Woody Allen films.
2/5

I get that it's a great film, it's just not as great as several other films from the same year. Kind of like No Country for Old Men taking There Will Be Blood's award.

Ugh.

Would be in my top ten of the most overrated movies of all time. In the real world Plainview would have been murdered long before he could have wreaked even a third of the havoc he wreaked. I drink your milkshake?

Excellently made movie with a daft storyline.

Well it's my favourite film and the character interplay is what really makes it. Also, go **** yourself.

I still need to see this. I loved Kill List and Sightseers.

Basterds should have won that year for the opening scene and the bar scene alone. Two of the best dialogue driven scenes that end in an explosion of violence.

Really is a great piece of horror. Unique and unsettling. The love this poster by the way.

I'm totally okay with No Country winning. It's a perfect film. It just so happened to go up with another perfect film. I can't fault the Academy for this one. It's so damn close.

I don't get this one. TWBB is one of the tightest screenplays I've ever seen put to film. It spans years of time without having a single scene of filler. The first 20 minutes are dialogue free and still tell the story of not only how Daniel started his career in oil but also how he came to be a father...without dialogue. Daniel was too powerful to just be murdered. He also invented ways to get oil out of the ground. Your best bet was to partner with him or t least try to stay clear of his way. There is no murdering a man that powerful in that time period. Not an oil man. The movie is a materpiece.

lol.

Best picture : Inglorious Basterds
Best Director: Quentin Tarantino
Best Actor: Christoph Waltz
Best Sound Editing: Inglorious Basterds
Best Sound Mixing: Inglorious Basterds
Best cinematography: Inglorious Basterds
Best film editing: Inglorious Basterds
Best live Action short Film: Inglorious Basterds
Best Animated short Film: Inglorious Basterds
Best documentary: Inglorious Basterds

Inglorious Basterds should've won the whole show.

You forgot Best Foreign Language Film.

Great, great movie. But not that great.

The last few days I've been movie-ing

Fury
Batman
Charlie Countrymen
The Babadook
Star Trek
Star Trek: Into Darkness
Mr. Nobody
The Burbs
American Psycho
High Fidelity

There Will Be Blood is excellent, curse anyone who says overwise. My only gripe is the slow pace, but it's very fitting for the overall theme of the film so that can be forgiven. The cinematography alone makes it a standout, especially pared with that ****ing soundtrack. Ugh. Too bad it's already 3 am cause I kinda want to watch it now.

I love the action scenes in No Country. The rest of the film is pretty flawless too. Damn, I haven't seen that for a few years now...