there is no way i won't see it....the original means too much to me....either way like or hate it....it will be worth seeing

the library has it!....i'll watch in the next few days

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Wow, some of the best dialogue dealing with faith, death, inevitability and it's shot beautifully. Memorable scene after memorable scene.

"My life has been a futile pursuit, a wandering, a great deal of talk without meaning. I feel no bitterness or self-reproach because the lives of most people are very much like this."

I hated this movie the first time I saw it. Upon second and third viewings however, I've come to really appreciate it. It was so deeply sad.


As for me, I've just finished watching this:
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I thought this movie was amazing, and I have no idea why it's taken me so long to watch it. The first half had some good comedy moments, and the second half was edge-of-your-seat, nail biting excitement. Love this movie!

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one of my fondest memories was when i was 14 and my step dad showed me this movie....i still watch it yearly....McQueen and Bronson steal this flick

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cheese....but pretty good cheese....what's really funny...watching it now....is in this film they take on the South African Diplomats....and throughout the entire film it's Gibson's character thats making wise cracks about them being nazi's and jew haters....just kind of weird...what a great actor

Eh, saying The Wrestler is his favorite Aronofsky is a very respectable opinion I think. Of course, he's directed a lot of great movies but I wouldn't say he has a magnum opus or defining work.

I just saw this for the second time:
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Reminds me that I really need to watch more French New Wave. It's a really great movie, one of my favorites. The final shot is one of the most powerful moments in movie history I think.


Personally I like Wild Strawberries more, but this is definitely an incredible movie. I really need to get into more of Bergman's filmography, more specifically The Virgin Spring.

I dunno if it's just me, but The Seventh Seal is not only philosophic and thought provoking but also extremely funny in places, the blackest of black comedies (at times) or am I just unusual? Either way it gave me everything I wanted from a film.

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Wall Street
Beyond dull.

Last movie I saw at the theater was Tangled. Pretty adorable movie.
Last movie I watched at home was Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.

I do love some Michael Cera.

I thought it was funny too. The squire especially had some nice lines.

"I am consoling you."

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The first time i've seen it believe it or not. A very tense and engaging film, and the static camera work made it seem all the more real. The ending was very intense and dramatic as everything fell into place. A very memorable and well made film.