Ok I think you (Olivier Bélanger, right over me) go a little far there, saying that Scorsese isn’t NOTHING compared to Bergman, I mean, yeah I love Bergman and he is one of the greatest, but you just can’t compare him to Scorsese since they don’t do the same thing at all….
So, to answer this topic: I think Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and After Hours are his bests… But almost everyone of his movies should be seen…
Some people here say that we just create topics to write names of movies but there are no critics or discussion or whatever about movies exept that we write their names so this is it: Let’s talk about movies damnit. But I ain’t gonna start the subject, you go ahead, i’ll go on after.
Similar in the way that it’s about psychologic: Bergman. But since it says you’re a cinephile I suppose that you know Bergman and maybe don’t think he makes that kind of movies..?
Ok wait a second, I can’t believe some people actually really think they’re gonna put some movies for FREE such as "repulsion, alien, etc.) I mean this is a website for some not very known films, and they are never gonna put movies from MGM, RKO, etc in here….
Yeah, the thing is some people in Québec talk about Michel Brault as if he were like the best cinematographer ever… I read some review were someone (well known here, in QC) said he could be compared to Ingmar Bergman………..YEAH SURE…not so much…
Midnight Run:
Jack Walsh: I never took a payoff in my life and I’m not gonna start with someone like you.
Jonathan Mardukas: Why not?
Jack Walsh: Because you’re a fucking criminal and you deserve to go where you’re going and I’m gonna take you there and if hear any more shit outta you: I’m gonna fucking bust your head and I’ll put you back in that fucking hole and I’m gonna stick your head in the fucking toilet bowl and I’m gonna make it stay there.
What are you watching now? about 4 years ago
Truffaut’s Les 400 Coups
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Good Bad Films about 4 years ago
All Jean Claude Van Damne movies are damn bad…. I don’t even consider that cinema
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Who do you read? about 4 years ago
Edgar Allan Poe, Raymond Chandler, Dostoievsky, Céline, Verne, Hugo, Balzac, Salinger, Zola, Ambrose Bierce…
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Top Scorsese about 4 years ago
Ok I think you (Olivier Bélanger, right over me) go a little far there, saying that Scorsese isn’t NOTHING compared to Bergman, I mean, yeah I love Bergman and he is one of the greatest, but you just can’t compare him to Scorsese since they don’t do the same thing at all….
So, to answer this topic: I think Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and After Hours are his bests… But almost everyone of his movies should be seen…
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Disturbing Movies that You Love... about 4 years ago
Brazil. Se7en. Stalker. 2001 Space Odysee. Shining. Grave of the fireflies. Psycho. Blood Simple. Freaks. The Return.
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Your favorite Al Pacino's films? about 4 years ago
Godfather
Serpico
Dog’s day afternoon
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LET'S TALK ABOUT FILMS... about 4 years ago
Some people here say that we just create topics to write names of movies but there are no critics or discussion or whatever about movies exept that we write their names so this is it: Let’s talk about movies damnit. But I ain’t gonna start the subject, you go ahead, i’ll go on after.
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Similiar Movies about 4 years ago
Similar in the way that it’s about psychologic: Bergman. But since it says you’re a cinephile I suppose that you know Bergman and maybe don’t think he makes that kind of movies..?
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Which movies would you like to see on The Auteurs? about 4 years ago
Ok wait a second, I can’t believe some people actually really think they’re gonna put some movies for FREE such as "repulsion, alien, etc.) I mean this is a website for some not very known films, and they are never gonna put movies from MGM, RKO, etc in here….
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Current cinema about 4 years ago
Zodiac was great, kind of a documentary…. but No Country For Old Men was this year’s best film I think. Hope “burn after reading” will be good.
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Which movies would you like to see on The Auteurs? about 4 years ago
Well then, More of everyone…. more of Bergman, Fincher, Cassavetes, Cocteau, Godard, Truffaut, Bertolucci, Fassbinder, Tarantino, Scorsese, De Palma, Ford, Spielberg, Welles, Wilder, Melville, Chabrol, Kurosawa, Allen, Varda, Bunuel, Almodovar, Altman, Pressburger, Aronofsky, Becker, Besson, Bird, Bresson, Brook, Scott, Burton, Fellinni, Visconti, Carpenter, Chaplin, Clouzot, Clément, Coen, Coppola, Dassin, De Sica, Edwards, Gilliam, Griffith, Ozu, Lang, Malle, Mann, Murneau, Nolan, Pakula, Peckinpah, Lumet, Polanski, Powell, Redford, Renoir, Resnais, Rivette, Tarkovsky, Vertov, Wajda, Wenders, Kieslowski, Zemeckis…
For a “cinema” website it really needs much more movies….
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Kurosawa Vs. Shakespeare about 4 years ago
Have you really seen all adaptations from Shakespeare? Have you seen the King Lear version from Gregori Kozintsev?
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Good Bad Films about 4 years ago
Attack of the killer tomatoes.
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Good Bad Films about 4 years ago
ONG BAK….damn I hated that one
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TOP BERGMAN about 4 years ago
Fanny and Alexander is kind of the sum of bergman
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Favorite underseen/unknown directors almost 4 years ago
Griogori Kozintsev’s films
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Favorite score? almost 4 years ago
Ennio Morricone (with the western and gangster movies), Pino Donnaggio (with Brian de palma), Joe Hisaishi (with Hayao Miyasaki’s movies)
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Favorite underseen/unknown directors almost 4 years ago
Yeah, the thing is some people in Québec talk about Michel Brault as if he were like the best cinematographer ever… I read some review were someone (well known here, in QC) said he could be compared to Ingmar Bergman………..YEAH SURE…not so much…
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Criterion junkies here? almost 4 years ago
Bergman’s FANNY AND ALEXANDER (the pack with all the extras and the versions) is a must.
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Criterion junkies here? almost 4 years ago
Le Notti Bianche (Luchino Visconti’s film based on the Dostoievksy novel) is very nice
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What are you watching now? almost 4 years ago
Fassbinder’s Lola
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Film quotes you love almost 4 years ago
Midnight Run:
Jack Walsh: I never took a payoff in my life and I’m not gonna start with someone like you.
Jonathan Mardukas: Why not?
Jack Walsh: Because you’re a fucking criminal and you deserve to go where you’re going and I’m gonna take you there and if hear any more shit outta you: I’m gonna fucking bust your head and I’ll put you back in that fucking hole and I’m gonna stick your head in the fucking toilet bowl and I’m gonna make it stay there.
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When I say "A Perfect Film", What One Film Pops Into Your Head First? almost 4 years ago
Fanny And Alexander, Wild Strawberries
Jan Svankmajer’s Alice
Are some of the perfect movies…but there are so much that I’ll just write these…
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What are you watching now? almost 4 years ago
THE YEAR OF LIVING IN FEAR
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What are you watching now? almost 4 years ago
Ah I saw Wall-e…. and no I’t ain’t the best Disney at all. The movie isn’t very good.
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Most Memorable "Open" Endings in Cinema almost 4 years ago
Memorable? Hitchcock’s The Birds ending.
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Most Memorable "Open" Endings in Cinema almost 4 years ago
“This is CHINATOWN Jake”
Roman Polansky’s Chinatown ending…
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My Top 25 Performances of All Time almost 4 years ago
Daniel Day Lewis in There will be Blood.
Not my favorite performance but one of his best.
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My Top 25 Performances of All Time almost 4 years ago
Robert De Niro in The Godfather part II
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Criterion junkies here? almost 4 years ago
The movie Mafioso was released, it’s pretty good.
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