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Comment on Attack the Block (2011) by MICKEY

MICKEY — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 13:16:20 +0000

Saw it…the film is utter crap!

Comment on The Change-Up (2011) by Month in Review: August | French Toast Sunday

Month in Review: August | French Toast Sunday — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:52:19 +0000

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Comment on The Artist (2011) by Month In Review: December | French Toast Sunday

Month In Review: December | French Toast Sunday — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:50:26 +0000

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Comment on Five Reasons for the Lack of Reviews As of Late by Branden

Branden — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:55:03 +0000

I don’t blame you, Aiden. I took the entire year off, because I felt the films would suck. I slowly came back to this year’s films. I guess.

Comment on The Artist (2011) by mark spence

mark spence — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 00:32:25 +0000

the artist is complete and utter rubbish people who say they love this film are jumping on the luvvies bandwagon i hear these people saying theyve seen this film and giving these arty speeches of how great it is get over yourselves please .

Comment on Warrior (2011) by Anna

Anna — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 09:00:46 +0000

I disagree. The Fighter is a poor man’s Warrior. Hehe.

Comment on Drive (2011) by » Movie Review – Drive (2011) Fernby Films

» Movie Review – Drive (2011) Fernby Films — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:22:18 +0000

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Comment on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) by MrJeffery

MrJeffery — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:23:29 +0000

i’m one of those weird film buffs who isn’t a huge fincher fan but i enjoyed this movie. it was def. an improvement over the source material and mara rooney was great. loved the score too.

Comment on Meek’s Cutoff (2011) by usmcvietnamvet

usmcvietnamvet — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:45:47 +0000

Idiocy. Wasted my money and my time watching this strange, inelegant movie. The director demonstrated her ability to immerse her audience into a grimy, spare, primitive environment and then just leave us there. Swell – you can get exactly the same experience be driving our into Death Valley and then just sitting there for two hours.

The costuming and equipping was unusually correct, right down to the flint rilfes and their laborious loading process but that beard that they pasted on the Stephen Meeks character looked like they glued Aunt Harriet’s wig to his face.

My favorite part was the Native American character who babbled along in authentic-sounding dialect which nobody understood. He sort of represnted all of us watching this thing. Another great reason why we should avoid films by art-house twits: we end up encouraging them to keep making meaningless crap. My copy’s heading for the trash.

Comment on Secretary (2002) by Leannan

Leannan — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 08:18:19 +0000

Perhaps you just couldnt relate on the level of people it was really meant for. I found this movie hugely meaningful and am horriefied by your inconsiderate remarks.
Anyone who is or has ever been SI (self injurer, incase you are so uninformed) or a “cutter” can relate to the lead in deep ways. It could have been me talking a few times there and im sure im not the only SI out there who feels that way.
I also related highly to the BDSM aspect i myself was once thrown over a bosses knee and whipped with a phone cord. So again i related in a very personal way to the characters in regards to thoses aspects as well. As much as i enjoyed those moments the biggest most impactual scene is when He tells her she wont hurt herself anymore and then dicards her SI “kit”
The relief in the idea that someday apartner could come along and give you the direction to let that all go , being able to submit entirely yet still know that you would get the pain you need to survive.
I suspect this story was very real and very special to a great many people who suffer as she and I . Her voice “I’ve been doing it since the 7th grade” still echos in my soul touching the tween me letting her know she is not alone .

Perhaps your lucky you cant feel so deep to hurt that way. But how dare you discount all of us in the world who can. Your superficial review only prooves the shallowness of your own soul.
I feel sorry for you, that your view is so narrow you can see all that is in the world , how real this film could be to some.

Btw the scene of Titanic in the car when all you see is a hand through steamed windows is way more meaningful erotic and powerful then winslet in all her naked glory could ever be. It was an equally not plot driven nude scene , but equally artistic and beautiful. Sometimes the moment is the point. The art and beauty of it. And not weather or not it moves story along.

Spader and Gyellenhal were both beautiful and brilliant and related something very real to me. For which i will always be greatful. I would recomend this film to anyone who has the depth of spirit and understanding to really enjoy!!!