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Old 12-29-2010, 08:51 AM   #8891 (permalink)
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Yeah, but this is not that different from what I've said. I think this kind of subject is open for interpretation and speculation regardless of what actually comes through from the film itself.
I guess what I'm saying is that the film itself offers up several different explanations for what is going on and each option would mean that the movie is about something very different from the other options. Each option also gives the ending a fairly different meaning.
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Old 12-30-2010, 06:05 AM   #8892 (permalink)
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Eh, it was ok. Not really my thing. It was a little too "cute" for my taste. 5/10



Brilliantly dark and hilarious. That Brandon kid was so funny in a really messed up way. 9/10


Might be one of the funniest most messed up movie I've ever seen. The whole time me and my friends were watching it we were like WTF IS THIS. 7.5/10
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Old 12-30-2010, 10:41 AM   #8893 (permalink)
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I have Watched 2012 movies at last.It is a fairly middle of the road disaster-action movie, but it does play heavily on family relationships and love for one another as well as showing how the best of human nature.This film did excellent job of was showing how sometimes see the best of humanity in the worst of times.This Movies is typical movies and Characters are written as stereotypes, like the old for the delays at this point becomes an abyss or selfishness of the super-rich.
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Old 12-30-2010, 03:02 PM   #8894 (permalink)
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I guess what I'm saying is that the film itself offers up several different explanations for what is going on and each option would mean that the movie is about something very different from the other options. Each option also gives the ending a fairly different meaning.
wow....i really like both of your takes on the ending.....i had honestly never even thought of your Janszoon.....personally i felt
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50 Days of summer
Eh, it was ok. Not really my thing. It was a little too "cute" for my taste. 5/10

Welcome To The Dollhouse

Brilliantly dark and hilarious. That Brandon kid was so funny in a really messed up way. 9/10

Teeth
Might be one of the funniest most messed up movie I've ever seen. The whole time me and my friends were watching it we were like WTF IS THIS. 7.5/10
i agree 100% with 500 Days Of Summer....it was cute and a somewhat realistic Rom-Com....but not exactly my thing....both Welcome to the Dollhouse and Teeth are such great dark comedies

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Possibly the least memorable film I've ever seen.
i could not agree more....i actually re-watched it thinking i may have not been in the mood....i just cannot get into this movie


i have not seen this since i was a kid....and i'm planning on seeing the remake this weekend....loved it....i forgot just how great the story is and just how well Wayne plays the part......i cannot wait to see just how well they modernize this classic western
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Old 12-30-2010, 06:51 PM   #8895 (permalink)
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Everything and nothing like I imagined. I DID expect a dialogue heavy film but I DIDN'T expect it to end how it did.

Almost Shakesperian in it's use of dialogue and one room setting throughout most of it's running time. Superbly acted and if you watch closely enough and listen to the way the dialogue is spoken and by whom then you can fathom the film out even though it's not a puzzle in effect.

If you watch this expecting a generic gangster film then you will be severely disappointed and despite the content and DVD cover you will find barely no violence and torture it ascribes to.
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Old 12-30-2010, 06:53 PM   #8896 (permalink)
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Everything and nothing like I imagined. I DID expect a dialogue heavy film but I DIDN'T expect it to end how it did.

Almost Shakesperian in it's use of dialogue and one room setting throughout most of it's running time. Superbly acted and if you watch closely enough and listen to the way the dialogue is spoken and by whom then you can fathom the film out even though it's not a puzzle in effect.

If you watch this expecting a generic gangster film then you will be severely disappointed and despite the content and DVD cover you will find barely no violence and torture it ascribes to.
so...

did you enjoy it?
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Old 12-30-2010, 06:58 PM   #8897 (permalink)
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My answer is as enigmatic as the film

I purposefully left out what I feel about the film because I don't know myself!
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Old 12-30-2010, 07:23 PM   #8898 (permalink)
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I thought it sucked....
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I thought it sucked....
Oh c'mon. You may not have liked it but sucked? so the one camera technique, dialogue and fractured timeline use all sucked too?

It may not have been all I expected but it it had many plus points.
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Oh c'mon. You may not have liked it but sucked? so the one camera technique, dialogue and fractured timeline use all sucked too?

It may not have been all I expected but it it had many plus points.
Yeah, I thought it sucked, but I purely meant I didn't enjoy it. The techniques applied were nice, but that doesn't mean the movie was particularly entertaining. I more than open minded enough to sometimes enjoy these tpes of movie but nothing engaged me at all.
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