Movie Tab II

Rear Window - Classic!

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Ring 2---cheese negative 5 points

The Brothers Grimm-

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"This is that human freedom, which all boast that they possess, and which consists solely in the fact, that men are conscious of their own desire, but are ignorant of the causes whereby that desire has been determined." -Baruch Spinoza

Hey Gummo! Welcome back! How ya been? Where ya been?

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Pumpkins scream in the DEAD of night!

The Blair Witch Project - first time seeing since its release and it still really creeps me out when i watch it alone

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"A good film is when the price of the dinner, the theater admission and the babysitter were worth it."
- Alfred Hitchcock

I have always considered The Excorcist to be the scariest of the scariest, but this had a much stronger impact. The Exorcism of Emily Rose is a true classic.

Intermission (d. John Crowley, 2003) 3/5

This film does not follow a core story so much as a series of overlapping subplots. Some of these are strong with dialogue that is always interesting. Others are weak when the script substitutes cliches for genuine emotion. The film feels sometimes as epic as it is intimate and the climax is pretty gripping. It's nowhere near perfect, but I could feel the passion that went into the making of this film.

BTW: Sorry Tacitus for copying your format for movie tab posts. Consider it a compliment .

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"Like all dreamers, Steven mistook disenchantment for truth."

Rush Hour 2
Cyborg
Species 1&2

big day

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Veronica Guerin, 2003, very touching Cate Blanchett

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We're a generation of men raised by women. I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need.

Visions of Light (1992, Glassman, Samuels)

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I watched Se7en for the first time last night. Definitely one of the better crime films I've seen

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Who Killed Bambi?, F 2003, a very, too French movie

Dead Man (d. Jim Jamarusch, 1996)


I'm not gonna rate this one because I'm not quite sure what I even think of it. Im gonna have to watch it another time or two before I pass judgement.

Rebecca, A
1940 - Alfred Hitchcock

Crash, A+
2005 - Paul Haggis

Adam's Rib, B+
1949 - George Cukor

Sin City 2

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Care to explain?

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TOP 100 | "Don't let the bastards grind you down!"

Being John Malkovich (d. Spike Jonze, 1999) 3.5/5


When I first saw the film I found it too dark and intellectually filthy to like but I missed the solidly handled theme of chasing fulfillment and how difficult and painful it can be. The dialogue alone, bursting with subtle humor and insight makes it worthwhile. This is a film that may be unappealing on the surface, but so much lies beneath that there is almost a completely different movie there to reward you if you're paying close attention. To top it all off, John Cusak delivers the best performance of his career as he turns on a dime, from sad sack, to lunatic and back and forth.

You know a film is wonderfully quirky when a Chimpanzee has a flashback .

Yeah, I was hanging out with Rob and we were playing darts or something and then we watched the sequel. I said it was crap so he's gonna' do some more work on it.

Yeah right, and I got a date with Scarlett Johansson.

Really?! Tell us if those puppies are for real.

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