Cole(416)'s Film Contemplations
I just want to keep track of the movies I see this year and look back on it. There probably wont be many full reviews, but I'll give some insight on each.
* indicates rewatch Films seen in 2016: Gone Girl* (2014) + Over the Hedge* (2006) The Revenant (2015) - The Master (2012) + The Nice Guys (2016) + Children of Men (2006) LOTR Trilogy (2001/02/03) Awakenings (1990) - Jarhead (2005) - Aliens (1982)+ Punch-Drunk Love (2002) + Magnolia (1999) Brothers (2009) - Following (1998) + Inherent Vice (2014) + Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2006) Spectre (2015) Alien (1979) - Dead Poets Society (1989) - Hard Eight (1996) Basic Instinct (1992) As Good As It Gets (1997) - Daddy's Home (2015) Gangs of New York (2002) Newsies (1992) Hail Caesar (2016) |
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Where is the insight for those three movies then!?!?^^
C'mon, Cole, get it together! |
Originally Posted by MovieMeditation (Post 1437245)
Where is the insight for those three movies then!?!?^^
C'mon, Cole, get it together!
Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1436531)
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I cannot pick out many flaws about this movie. This easily is my favorite of the year (barring Hateful 8 topping it). Leo has an amazing performance and my god the cinematography is breathtaking. Maybe they could have cut a bit out, but other than that it was just great. Watch it in theaters! It is worth it for the bear scene. -
Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1433150)
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Right when I get to the theater I find out Hateful Eight is sold out and there is only like 5 seats available for this. Probably not worth the 12 bucks it takes to get in, but it was still kind of funny. The plot just isn't there and the characters make no sense, but there were some memorable lines.
Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1432189)
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My least favorite so far of the Craig Bonds. I haven't seen QOS yet though. |
BUT Y U NO POST EM HERE!!!!?? (until now)
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Yeah Cole, get yer sh*t together. :D
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Glad to see you have a log, Cole.
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Cole's going to do stuff? Nice try :p Looking forward to seeing this happen when it does.
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#4 - Punch-Drunk Love (2002) The first thing I thought right after the credits rolled was the great use of visual symbolism. It's not quite as good as Boogie Nights, but either way it's a really good film and I recommend it. Adam Sandler has the best performance of his career and Phillip Seymour Hoffman is amazing as always. Definitely watch it if you are interested in Paul Thomas Anderson. I have a feeling i'll like it even more with rewatches as well. + |
It does get even better with rewatches. It did for me anyways.
You noticed the superman symbolism? I love that! |
Originally Posted by Cole416 (Post 1438664)
Adam Sandler has the best performance of his career.
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Originally Posted by MovieMeditation (Post 1438674)
It does get even better with rewatches. It did for me anyways.
You noticed the superman symbolism? I love that! Mostly it was about the harmonium and phone. What I got out of it was that the harmonium was outside and didn't work when he was completely isolated, he connected with Lena (and tried fixing the instrument), then in the end learned how to play. Aside from symbolism, another thing I really loved was when Sandler said "I have a love in my life that makes me stronger than anything you can imagine." It just felt so.... amazing. I don't know, i'm just rambling lol. |
Originally Posted by Derek Vinyard (Post 1438681)
have you seen Reign Over Me? His performance in this flick is way better than in Punch Drunk-Love in my opinion.
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#5 - Brothers (2009) Tobey Maguire. Wow. My favorite performance of his... ever. He was great, and Jake was amazing as well. This isn't a movie I will want to rewatch often, but I was impressed. Other than the ending, everything exceeded expectations and that's really all I looked for in this movie. - |
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#6 - Newsies (1992) Christian please don't do another musical. I get you were young and all, but ugh. This was very tough to get through. |
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#7 - Children of Men (2006) After being really disappointed with Gravity, I thought I was going to hate this... I was completely wrong. Amazing cinematography, amazing performances, and great direction from Alfonso Cuaron. They did a great job capturing the bleak and depressing atmosphere that the book describes. As for the acting, Julianne Moore steals every scene she's in like always and I was pleasantly surprised with Clive Owen. I don't think i've seen anything else of his, so I'll have to check out more of his movies. Thanks MM for telling me to watch this! |
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You're welcome, Cole! ;)
And here was the Punch-Drunk Love analysis I was referring to a few days ago: http://youtu.be/2untlg3bFmk interesting stuff! Also, which Paul Thomas Anderson movies have you seen so far? |
Originally Posted by MovieMeditation (Post 1440621)
You're welcome, Cole! ;)
And here was the Punch-Drunk Love analysis I was referring to a few days ago: http://youtu.be/2untlg3bFmk interesting stuff! Also, which Paul Thomas Anderson movies have you seen so far? As of right now I have only seen Boogie and Punch-Drunk Love. I was planning on watching Inherent Vice, but I think it'd be better if I watched Hard Eight or Magnolia first. |
Watch Magnolia. It's also one of those movies that looks and feels like nothing else. A long drama that feels like a tense action movie - the tempo of the editing and the dialogue and character arcs are what drives the film. Possibly Cruise's best performance too.
Make time for it, it's a great experience. :up: |
Originally Posted by MovieMeditation (Post 1440627)
Watch Magnolia. It's also one of those movies that looks and feels like nothing else. A long drama that feels like a tense action movie - the tempo of the editing and the dialogue and character arcs are what drives the film. Possibly Cruise's best performance too.
Make time for it, it's a great experience. :up: |
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