Black Swan... pretty weird, but a good movie.

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Normally a big fan of Woody Allen, but this just falls flat. It feels like reading the first draft of Annie Hall, whereupon all the characters are Woody Allen talking to Woody Allen and the jokes feel like the Bananas-era Woody trying to remake Annie Hall.

probably be watching Source Code once I feel like it

I saw this again yesterday. It is a few years old, but i decided to watch it again.



I also decided to see this older movie too from last year.

^^I have to see Infernal Affairs some day. It's supposed to be better than Departed, so they say.

It definitely is. It's much more leaner than Scorsese's film which is a little bloated at times and also features a terrible American accent from Ray Winstone who unfortunately happens to be one of my favourite actors :(

On the plus side Mark Wahlberg will never ever be as good as he is in The Departed. I think he is the best thing in the film.

People give the actors so much credit in Departed but i feel like typical macho no bs cop is one of the easiest roles in hollywood, especially when all it calls for is shouting and spewing cuss words.

/matious does not like marky mark whalberg

I don't like him either. I think he is a terrible actor but he just owns his role in the film. It is the most natural performance he has given and his dialogue in the film is far better written than the usual 'bad cop' roles needed in the genre.

Infernal Affairs is pretty good, not great or anything, certainly not up to par with something like John Woo's Bullet in The Head or Wong Kar Wai's Fallen Angels

I didn't see The Departed cos it has Matt Damon but Mark Wahlberg is in it as well? Ni, ni, ni a thousand times ni

^^Haha, Leonardo Dicrapio is also in it. I can't stand him when he plays tough guys.