SpaceOctopus
22Nov12
Don't know what you said, because I don't speak your language, but I picked up David Lynch and Blue Velvet.... so I'm assuming it's an awesome comment. :)
Sorry guys but, this is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The existentialism in this, is so forced, I almost tough that I will burst in laughs with all the cheesy poetry. This movie tries to transform licentiousness into freedom, and glorifies it. The characters are horrible, being the role of Thora Birch the worst character in the movie. This movie is for me "First World Problems: The Movie".
I'm rarely moved to show emotion. Beyond quiet exasperation and the odd joyful ephemera given me by music, I'm mostly dry and unforgiving. But by film's end my eyes were as blurs in a mist. This film moved me. I was shaken. What can one do but heave a sigh, cry a tear, stare into the eyes of those near you (I held my dog for some time). What's great about this film is there's no fiction. It was a resonance of me.
i'd like to think i am usually pretty good at writing reviews but after watching that i'm just staring wordlessly at the credits with my jaw on the ground and tears on my face
A bold, funny and dark comedic masterpiece by director Sam Mendes. One of the best movies of the 1990's and still one of the best movies to this day! An absolute must see.
#2 on my top faves. Back before Alan Ball made that pile of crap True Blood, & when he really seemed to know people, life and humor. This movie has the most beautiful quote at the end, when he's talking about his life, & my favorite part is where he says how his heart fills up like a balloon & feels like it's going to explode because of how beautiful things are. Kevin Spacey does NOT disappoint. Neither do the rest.
American Beauty ini kayak Blue Velvet-nya David Lynch tanpa sentuhan David Lynch,sebelum nonton American Beauty,gw ga pernah ngebayangin,ternyata mid-life crisis bisa sesuram itu.
Don't know what you said, because I don't speak your language, but I picked up David Lynch and Blue Velvet.... so I'm assuming it's an awesome comment. :)
Here's one movie that I've seen probably more than ten times and that is still one of my all time favorites. Seeing the story of Lester Burnham has proved to be a life learning lesson, and the truth is, once in a while, when I'm having a shitty day I remember this movie and stop for a brief moment to think "Damn, thank God I'm simply alive..." I know it sounds cliché, but it's nice when a movie can do that for you.
Ne zaman uçuşan bir poşet görsem suratıma yapışan aptal gülümsemenin sebebisin.
Possibly one of the worst films of all time. So overbearingly smug. It reeks of pretentiousness (a rare case where a film actually deserves this overwritten criticism word), filled with one dimensional characters and themes that are stated, but not ever explored. I doubt I could understand why anyone would ever love this shallow excuse of a film.
"It's just a couch!!" Love it. The final sequence brings me to tears everytime, his memories and the way Carolyn embraces Lester's clothes, so touching. Wonderfully shot.