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#462
Posted 28 January 2007 - 5:23 PM
Nick Cage has been in some good movies, yet at the same time he's been in so many stinkers that you just never know. I've come to the conclusion that in my opinion, a great deal of what he's done has been 'meh' and otherwise forgettable... Adaptation though was great- I knew it would be - and I really enjoyed it. I thought he was great in Leaving Las Vegas, very convincing and I wasn't bothered by him winning the Oscar.
Up through Leaving Las Vegas he's been in enjoyable movies I've really liked - I think he's much better suited for playing more comedic and earnest roles... but not too earnest and hammy if you know what I mean. I also liked him in Wild At Heart and Moonstruck (yeah, Moonstruck, cuz I'm a girl!!) and Peggy Sue Got Married (because again, I was a young teen in the 80's). Also Rumble Fish and one of my all time favorite movies Raising Arizona. Because of Raising Arizona, I can't really hate the guy!
Up through Leaving Las Vegas he's been in enjoyable movies I've really liked - I think he's much better suited for playing more comedic and earnest roles... but not too earnest and hammy if you know what I mean. I also liked him in Wild At Heart and Moonstruck (yeah, Moonstruck, cuz I'm a girl!!) and Peggy Sue Got Married (because again, I was a young teen in the 80's). Also Rumble Fish and one of my all time favorite movies Raising Arizona. Because of Raising Arizona, I can't really hate the guy!
be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle
#463
Posted 29 January 2007 - 9:47 PM
whirlygirl Escribi�:
Nick Cage has been in some good movies, yet at the same time he's been in so many stinkers that you just never know. I've come to the conclusion that in my opinion, a great deal of what he's done has been 'meh' and otherwise forgettable... Adaptation though was great- I knew it would be - and I really enjoyed it. I thought he was great in Leaving Las Vegas, very convincing and I wasn't bothered by him winning the Oscar.
Up through Leaving Las Vegas he's been in enjoyable movies I've really liked - I think he's much better suited for playing more comedic and earnest roles... but not too earnest and hammy if you know what I mean. I also liked him in Wild At Heart and Moonstruck (yeah, Moonstruck, cuz I'm a girl!!) and Peggy Sue Got Married (because again, I was a young teen in the 80's). Also Rumble Fish and one of my all time favorite movies Raising Arizona. Because of Raising Arizona, I can't really hate the guy!
l000ve that movie :D
#464
Posted 12 February 2007 - 6:42 AM
Dropped three strong tabs of gel last night and somewhere along the way decided to view the Spun director's cut I had finally sourced.
Jonas Akerlund is pretty much a genius, the film is awesome, but it was a bad decision to watch it on sid - with all the typical meth desperation/ edginess and the regular skank shite involved. Good film - serves the purpose - tells a good story bout the good ole horrible meth habit - but with Akerlund's brilliant editing, camerashot, and some very fine acting by everyone including Mickey Rourke.
Went for a 4 km run in the middle of the night, after gettin over with the film finally - felt good to get it outta my system - the coffee felt so much sweeter this morning! :)
Jonas Akerlund is pretty much a genius, the film is awesome, but it was a bad decision to watch it on sid - with all the typical meth desperation/ edginess and the regular skank shite involved. Good film - serves the purpose - tells a good story bout the good ole horrible meth habit - but with Akerlund's brilliant editing, camerashot, and some very fine acting by everyone including Mickey Rourke.
Went for a 4 km run in the middle of the night, after gettin over with the film finally - felt good to get it outta my system - the coffee felt so much sweeter this morning! :)
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#471 toomuchstash
Posted 15 February 2007 - 9:59 PM
chemd'up Escribi�:
agreed, only seen a fairly bad DL of ot, but chuff me its such a good film.
dicaprio is back on form. titanic really did mark a low point.....but seems hes back on track with the serious rolls
yeah, you can't blame him for doin' titanic tho'... cuz of that one flick, he only has to act when he want's to.
THere's a good copy out now, a dvdr.
#472
Posted 15 February 2007 - 11:36 PM
I really, really, really, hated The Departed.
The Departed= Goodfellas, except it takes place in Boston. ( I hate Goodfellas as well.)
Overrated film, overrated director.
The Departed= Goodfellas, except it takes place in Boston. ( I hate Goodfellas as well.)
Overrated film, overrated director.
#476
Posted 15 February 2007 - 11:55 PM
toomuch'stash Escribi�:
how can you hate Goodfellas?
I find idiotic Italian scum just as annoying as queer evangelical Christians.
#478
Posted 16 February 2007 - 12:02 AM
We saw Pan's Labyrinth finally. It was a good film and beautifully done cinematic piece of eye candy. The way it was filmed was nice and lush and the sound engineering is top notch.
There were some genuinely disturbing and creepy moments. The Captain was a despicable character, rotten to the core. I hated him. And if a film invokes those kinds of feelings then something's being done right. It was devastating how grim an existance that child lived, and how she was able to escape in the fantasy world which was her only hope. Definitely an allegory for heaven, I thought.
There were some genuinely disturbing and creepy moments. The Captain was a despicable character, rotten to the core. I hated him. And if a film invokes those kinds of feelings then something's being done right. It was devastating how grim an existance that child lived, and how she was able to escape in the fantasy world which was her only hope. Definitely an allegory for heaven, I thought.
be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle