perfume : the story of a murderer, kubrick once said the book is unfilmable, but for me tykwer has done amazing job to film it, its a very beautiful film..
the film that has the greatest impact in my life so far is THE THIN RED LINE by terrence malick, that movie has a great great message and philosophy about life in a very poetic way, one of the best film ever !
the film that has the greatest impact in my life so far is THE THIN RED LINE by terrence malick, that movie has a great great message and philosophy about life in a very poetic way, one of the best film ever !
1. taxi driver
2. the king of comedy
3. raging bull
4. after hours
5. the aviator
6. cape fear
7. the age of innocence
8. bringing out the dead
9 goodfellas
10. the last temptation.
the good night.,
every single person i know hate it, but i find it very beautiful, sure it’s not well executed (this is a debut film from jake paltrow fyi), but the idea is great, at least for me, this movie left me a deep impression, maybe more because of a my personal thing, i happened to experienced one of the thing in the movie, a lucid dream thing, and ‘the good night’ is the only film i’ve seen which brings up that subject comprehensively and accurately (well i haven’t seen waking life yet), and that subject for me has a great emotional factor, maybe other people (or most people) who never actually experiencing it will find that as a peculiar fantasy..
and ‘bringing out the dead’, it’s a shame that hollywood didn’t welcome the ‘european’ style from scorsese, this movie is a mixture of a black comedy from after hours and the war in a heart of travis bickle in taxi driver..
pulp fiction, haha i know that doesn’t sounds very convincing, considering it as one of the greatest entertainment i ever had, i was just in a jaded condition at that time..
but the true winner is the sound of music, i watched it like 6-7 times, and i’m not finished yet..
Mike Leigh – naked
Stephen Frears – high fidelity
Marc Forster – the kite runner
Ang Lee – only seen brokeback mountain, beautiful movie though
Costa-Gavras – only seen mad city, decent
Michel Gondry – science of sleep
Guillermo Del Toro – pan’s labyrinth
Alfonso Cuaron – only seen children of men, great
Alejandro Gonzelez Inurritu – only seen babel, great
Neil Jordan – only seen we’re no angels, this is kinda cheap but it’s funny as hell
Danny Boyle – millions, this film is way underrated
Mike Newell – only seen four weddings and a funeral, sweet
Roger Donaldson – only seen cocktail, very bad
Peter Weir – the truman show
Park Chan Wook – oldboy
Lasse Hallstrom – only seen casanova, nothing special
Ridley Scott – matchstick men
tom tykwer – perfume (i think tom tykwer deserve this spot)
scorsese’s the king of comedy and after hours are two of the best black comedy ever, bruce robinson’s withnail and i is the best from british so far, and martin mcdonagh’s in bruges is my favorite comedy of this decade..
exactly my point, it is go back to the viewers subjective side, i know it’s hard for you to accept the idea that after hours made me smile, the same reason that i couldn’t believe the film as devastating as la vita e bella could make a single man smile.,
but i admit i was wrong, i didn’t explain the reason why i pick after hours, it is more of the idea that scorsese actually made a comedy, which is a new thing for me at that time, and i love that feeling.,
thanks though for wasting your time, at least you enjoyed wasting that time to show off your intelligence and superiority in this thread, hehe just kiddin mate,
’ you can always get what you want ’ by the rolling stones in LEOLO, i found that very appropriate.,
and jeff beck great instrumental rendition of ’ a day in a live’ in ACROSS THE UNIVERSE, which is the only good cover in whole movie,
nancy sinatra’s ’ bang bang ’ in KILL BILL vol 1,
oh and ’ please please let me get what i want ’ clayhill’s version in THIS IS ENGLAND is delicately delightful and doing a huge favor for the movie..
wah gw kmaren nge-jiffest, nonton terribly happy, lumayan, kalo kata bung kunam88 agak2 mirip coens, klo gw ngerasa agak2 ngelynch, feel noirnya mirip, seneng lah nontonnya.,
hmm, setuju sama bung kunam88 soal link rare film, tp klo mau versi lebih lengkap yang bener2 rare, kesini aja :
http://www.kaskus.us/showthread.php?t=2546919
gila tuh orang koleksinya..
talkin about this year’s best movie, it’s like talkin about disappointment for me, as i haven’t seen one that really pleased me, and the new film from two of my fave director, shutter island and the tree of life, has been pushed to release in 2010, and my fave european director, tom tykwer, hugely disappoint me with taking a typical hollywood project this year.,
but i still have my faith in this year with the likes of ‘the serious man’, ‘the road’ and ‘up in the air’ are still on the line..
yes i also think spike jonze owes charlie kaufman for his career, i mean, he got an oscar nomination for his directorial debut if im not mistaken for being john malkovich, so i think it’s very interesting to see ‘where the wild things are’, where spike jonze did all the wild things without a help from his wild friend charlie kaufman, he direct and wrote the screenplay by himself, i personally do not really expect it to be great..
hmm klo menurut gw sih masih bagusan cache drpd white ribbon, cache intense-nya gila2an, klo white ribbon,, ya liat sendiri aja deh, ga enak ngasih spoiler
500 days of summer gara2 overhyped aja sih klo menurut gw, overall cukup menghibur dan lebih baik dr film2 sejenisnya, walaupun tetep aja banyak hollywood clichesnya.,
by the way, do you guys like terrence malick’s film? for me he is the best director today, what do you guys think about him?
When I say "A Perfect Film", What One Film Pops Into Your Head First? over 2 years ago
a clockwork orange, taxi driver, and the thin red line
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Successful Books -> Film over 2 years ago
perfume : the story of a murderer, kubrick once said the book is unfilmable, but for me tykwer has done amazing job to film it, its a very beautiful film..
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Top Films of 2009 - so far over 2 years ago
revanche
(500) days of summer
inglourious basterds
12
i couldn’t wait to see terrence malick’s new film ‘the tree of life’, i bet it must be beautiful
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Which film has changed your life forever? over 2 years ago
the film that has the greatest impact in my life so far is THE THIN RED LINE by terrence malick, that movie has a great great message and philosophy about life in a very poetic way, one of the best film ever !
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Which film has changed your life forever? over 2 years ago
the film that has the greatest impact in my life so far is THE THIN RED LINE by terrence malick, that movie has a great great message and philosophy about life in a very poetic way, one of the best film ever !
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Top Scorsese over 2 years ago
1. taxi driver
2. the king of comedy
3. raging bull
4. after hours
5. the aviator
6. cape fear
7. the age of innocence
8. bringing out the dead
9 goodfellas
10. the last temptation.
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Movies you love, but everyone else hates. over 2 years ago
the good night.,
every single person i know hate it, but i find it very beautiful, sure it’s not well executed (this is a debut film from jake paltrow fyi), but the idea is great, at least for me, this movie left me a deep impression, maybe more because of a my personal thing, i happened to experienced one of the thing in the movie, a lucid dream thing, and ‘the good night’ is the only film i’ve seen which brings up that subject comprehensively and accurately (well i haven’t seen waking life yet), and that subject for me has a great emotional factor, maybe other people (or most people) who never actually experiencing it will find that as a peculiar fantasy..
and ‘bringing out the dead’, it’s a shame that hollywood didn’t welcome the ‘european’ style from scorsese, this movie is a mixture of a black comedy from after hours and the war in a heart of travis bickle in taxi driver..
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Films leaving a big smile on your face over 2 years ago
AFTER HOURS
what a great black comedy
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The Most Powerful Films of All Time over 2 years ago
taxi driver.,
great call poopbutt on the thin red line and werckmeister, what a nice list u got there
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Your most hated 'Oscar Bait' films over 2 years ago
shakespeare in love.,
oh and titanic of course..
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Movies you hated that everyone else loves over 2 years ago
all tim burton’s film except big fish
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The Killing: Greatest Ending Ever? over 2 years ago
yeah the last line was pretty amazing to me, i got the same feeling with a clockwork orange ’ i was cured alright’ ending.
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Ok, admit you dozed off or slept while watching.... over 2 years ago
pulp fiction, haha i know that doesn’t sounds very convincing, considering it as one of the greatest entertainment i ever had, i was just in a jaded condition at that time..
but the true winner is the sound of music, i watched it like 6-7 times, and i’m not finished yet..
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Best Film By Each of These Directors: Contemporary Non-Americans over 2 years ago
Mike Leigh – naked
Stephen Frears – high fidelity
Marc Forster – the kite runner
Ang Lee – only seen brokeback mountain, beautiful movie though
Costa-Gavras – only seen mad city, decent
Michel Gondry – science of sleep
Guillermo Del Toro – pan’s labyrinth
Alfonso Cuaron – only seen children of men, great
Alejandro Gonzelez Inurritu – only seen babel, great
Neil Jordan – only seen we’re no angels, this is kinda cheap but it’s funny as hell
Danny Boyle – millions, this film is way underrated
Mike Newell – only seen four weddings and a funeral, sweet
Roger Donaldson – only seen cocktail, very bad
Peter Weir – the truman show
Park Chan Wook – oldboy
Lasse Hallstrom – only seen casanova, nothing special
Ridley Scott – matchstick men
tom tykwer – perfume (i think tom tykwer deserve this spot)
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can you name a truly great *foreign* film in the last 5 years... over 2 years ago
revanche by gotz spielmann
and the bothersome man by jens lien.,
truly great foreign films..
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best dark comedies? over 2 years ago
scorsese’s the king of comedy and after hours are two of the best black comedy ever, bruce robinson’s withnail and i is the best from british so far, and martin mcdonagh’s in bruges is my favorite comedy of this decade..
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Favourite Korean Films? over 2 years ago
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring…
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WHO IS / WAS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FILM ACTRESS EVER? over 2 years ago
PENELOPE CRUZ !
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Last movie you saw and rate it over 2 years ago
stalker 9.5
ikiru 9.0
aguirre, the wrath of god 7.8
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Films leaving a big smile on your face over 2 years ago
@KUNAM88
exactly my point, it is go back to the viewers subjective side, i know it’s hard for you to accept the idea that after hours made me smile, the same reason that i couldn’t believe the film as devastating as la vita e bella could make a single man smile.,
but i admit i was wrong, i didn’t explain the reason why i pick after hours, it is more of the idea that scorsese actually made a comedy, which is a new thing for me at that time, and i love that feeling.,
thanks though for wasting your time, at least you enjoyed wasting that time to show off your intelligence and superiority in this thread, hehe just kiddin mate,
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Favorite use of a song in a film. over 2 years ago
’ you can always get what you want ’ by the rolling stones in LEOLO, i found that very appropriate.,
and jeff beck great instrumental rendition of ’ a day in a live’ in ACROSS THE UNIVERSE, which is the only good cover in whole movie,
nancy sinatra’s ’ bang bang ’ in KILL BILL vol 1,
oh and ’ please please let me get what i want ’ clayhill’s version in THIS IS ENGLAND is delicately delightful and doing a huge favor for the movie..
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
wah gw kmaren nge-jiffest, nonton terribly happy, lumayan, kalo kata bung kunam88 agak2 mirip coens, klo gw ngerasa agak2 ngelynch, feel noirnya mirip, seneng lah nontonnya.,
hmm, setuju sama bung kunam88 soal link rare film, tp klo mau versi lebih lengkap yang bener2 rare, kesini aja :
http://www.kaskus.us/showthread.php?t=2546919
gila tuh orang koleksinya..
ngmg2, ada yang nonton cin[t]a ga tadi?
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
@kunam88
wah pantesan gw kurang dapet coens nya, blm ntn blood simple nih, lagian coens kan identiknya sama black comedynya
@renonismara
bisa kok yang rapid, tapi bintangnya diilangin., klo ga bisa juga ntar gw kirim aja klo mau lo.,
@rianpoulain
hahaha, tau juga lo, pesen aja, gw aja udh beli stalker sm dia, mantep bgt..
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
talkin about this year’s best movie, it’s like talkin about disappointment for me, as i haven’t seen one that really pleased me, and the new film from two of my fave director, shutter island and the tree of life, has been pushed to release in 2010, and my fave european director, tom tykwer, hugely disappoint me with taking a typical hollywood project this year.,
but i still have my faith in this year with the likes of ‘the serious man’, ‘the road’ and ‘up in the air’ are still on the line..
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
@reno nismara
yeah it sounds nice to me, well, anyone?
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Your favorite films that *did* win best picture Oscar over 2 years ago
the deer hunter
the sting ( wow it seems like i’m the only one who calls the sting)
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Which movies would you like to see on The Auteurs? over 2 years ago
the bothersome man, a film by jens lien, has anyone seen that movie? i think it’s a brilliant film
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
yes i also think spike jonze owes charlie kaufman for his career, i mean, he got an oscar nomination for his directorial debut if im not mistaken for being john malkovich, so i think it’s very interesting to see ‘where the wild things are’, where spike jonze did all the wild things without a help from his wild friend charlie kaufman, he direct and wrote the screenplay by himself, i personally do not really expect it to be great..
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
wah iya, keren juga, klo yg bener2 suka pintu terlarang bisa ikutan vote tuh, liat aja kesini, http://www.theauteurs.com/topics/6983
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Indonesian Cinephille !! over 2 years ago
hmm klo menurut gw sih masih bagusan cache drpd white ribbon, cache intense-nya gila2an, klo white ribbon,, ya liat sendiri aja deh, ga enak ngasih spoiler
500 days of summer gara2 overhyped aja sih klo menurut gw, overall cukup menghibur dan lebih baik dr film2 sejenisnya, walaupun tetep aja banyak hollywood clichesnya.,
by the way, do you guys like terrence malick’s film? for me he is the best director today, what do you guys think about him?
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