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…we know that, behind every image revealed, there is another image more faithful to reality, and in back of that image there is another, and yet another behind the last one, and so on, up to the true image of that absolute, mysterious reality that no one will ever see…

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Perfect Sense

It's all fun and games until someone loses a sense.

Style

  • Auteur-driven
  • Serene & subtle
  • Wildly romantic
  • Fashionable alienation
  • Pop Art
  • Coming-of-Age

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rado

27Jan12

What's with these 30-years-old actors playing teenagers? It look so fake and ridiculous. Totally ruins the experience. After "Norwegian Wood", now "The Amazing Spider-Man". Studios, grow up and make some risks.

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rado

26Jan12

Sorry to be skeptical but I seriously doubt 'The Artist' could possibly compare to 'Summer Hours' in its revelatory treatment of nostalgia.

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rado

18Jan12

Actresses that are hard to tell apart: Michelle Williams and Carey Mulligan. Go figure...

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13Jan12

Dear indie filmmakers, Please do not use flashbacks. They are ineffective, boring, annoying and a clear indication that your dramaturgy needs more work. If you think your short requires a flashback, it's better to scrap it altogether and move on. The flashback, like any film element, is a great tool when used properly, but is way too subtle for beginners. They will not work in 99% of the cases and you will lose the audience's attention. Forget about flashbacks until you are making your fantasy trilogy franchise, then do whatever you like. Please, no more flashbacks. Thanks and good luck!

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The Adventures of Tintin

The Adventures of Tintin

Spielberg went soul-searching and pondered on the meaning of action-adventure cinema as far back as 1989. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade posed the question: why is the hero so driven to his endless…  read review

Summer Hours

Summer Hours

In the natural continuation of his “Les Destinées sentimentales”, Assayas returns from the corporate aspect of the modern world to that basic unit of society, the family. And the result is a quietly…  read review

The Ghost Writer

The Ghost Writer

Now THIS is a living, breathing, jaw-dropping political thriller, and more! The long awaited new entry in the “Tenant” series seeds the reasons for the great moral conflict of our times right in the…  read review

They Live

They Live

They Live (1988)

Reviewed by Martin Scorsese

John Carpenter is a filmmaker who is unashamed to stay within the genres he loves (horror and science fiction) and who practices his trade…  read review

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Arsenic and Old Lace

Arsenic and Old Lace

  • Currently 5.0/5 Stars.
The Island

The Island

  • Currently 4.0/5 Stars.
Memoirs of a Geisha

Memoirs of a Geisha

  • Currently 2.0/5 Stars.
Monsters, Inc.

Monsters, Inc.

  • Currently 5.0/5 Stars.