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Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 00:03 schreef SODA het volgende:
Michael J Fox?patchvraag
Meen je dat nou
, istie er niet dan 
quote:Dat is juist
Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 00:09 schreef Don_Tom het volgende:
James Woods
Don_Tom +1
Who wants to live in a small town?
I saw **** during a visit to ****. The film screens once per day with English subtitles.
Made me laugh. Made me cry. Sorry, always wanted to write that.
**** was a step forward for the director, proving his ability to handle mature and nuanced themes.
A wonderful narrative on small town life, the film also explores the darkness behind familial relations. But while the family's dirty laundry was being hung out to dry for all to see, the characters were at the same time treated with compassion.
Too often in ensamble films, one or more of the characters comes off flat, and the audience grows bored when that character is on the screen. In ****, the director spun the individual stories together so well that the viewer could find a little bit of themselves in each character. Unlike most films, the director wasn't afraid to expose the flaws of each character. As a result, they were human. And while the tone of the picture was dark, it was also uplifting, hopeful.
I also enjoyed the cinematography. And the way the town became more than a backdrop to the story, but an integral piece of the narrative. Sure, the town came across as desolate, depressing and sometimes just a God awful place to live. And the question becomes, are towns like this worth saving? Thankfully, the director left that up to the audience to decide for themselves, as the credits rolled.
Hateful, Greedy Idiots in ****
Greetings again from the darkness. No "Happy Days" here. The best compliment I can pay this movie is that I stayed interested despite the pathetic individuals and families portrayed. Very little human redeeming value in any of the characters with the possible exception of the french girlfriend and the daughters husband, ****, played by **** (who was excellent in last year's "****"). Sad, desperate, isolated. These describe not only the characters, but **** as portrayed in the movie. What kind of airport is that? There is sufficient biting humor among the family that one initially believes that there might be some deeply buried love, but as the movie progresses we begin to understand why this is really not a family - just a bunch of loose cannons connected by fate. Wonderful camera work and sharp dialog make this one worth seeing, just be prepared for an emotional challenge.
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Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 01:38 schreef Gorro het volgende:
De enige IJslandse film die ik ken is 101 Reykjavik, dus die moet het dan maar zijn
Wachten totdat Don_Tom weer aanwezig is?
Nieuwe vraag om de voortgang erin te houden:
Noem 10 films met Samuel L. Jackson
jackie brown
great white hype
sphere
out of sight
deep blue see
the negotiator
goodfellas
187
SW: Phantom menace
Oleee
Die Hard 3
Tripple X
Pulp fiction
SHaft
Unbreakable
The long kiss good night
Jackie Brown
Sphere
Star wars
quote:Welke Star Wars?
Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 08:48 schreef ShaoliN het volgende:
Negotiator
Die Hard 3
Tripple X
Pulp fiction
SHaft
Unbreakable
The long kiss good night
Jackie Brown
Sphere
Star wars
Is hetzelfde als ik 10 films met Jonathan Pryce vraag en dat je dan "James Bond" antwoord...
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Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 08:46 schreef realist_ik het volgende:
pulp fiction
jackie brown
great white hype
sphere
out of sight
deep blue see
the negotiator
goodfellas
187
SW: Phantom menace
En ik had deze post nog geeneens gezien ! 
Realist-Ik + 1
Uw beurt !
vraag komt eraan...
Oleee
welke?
Oleee
quote:Da's toch dat Samuel Vincent & Jules roept naar een volstrekt onbekend persoon?
Op vrijdag 10 oktober 2003 08:53 schreef realist_ik het volgende:
er zit een grappige verwijzing naar Pulp Fiction in The Great White Hype...welke?
