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enemy2010
Germany1972 Posts
Awesome movie. Amazing cinematics and awesome movie sounds and music. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
What a fucking crazy movie... It's filled with so many ideas and whacky characters that I feel it kind of get lost at some points but overall it was highly enjoyable. Malkovich is such a perfect choice for the movie. | ||
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Glioburd
France1911 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/FTWh5sP.jpg) I hadn't seen yet, I really enjoyed it, Bale as an impressing actor as usual, Jackman pretty good too. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/6BJbWnQ.jpg) Good thriller in the 50's. | ||
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obesechicken13
United States10467 Posts
On April 16 2013 13:33 TheRabidDeer wrote: Just saw The Master. Why is it that it seems every movie which is beautifully shot and acted but ultimately extremely dull, poorly paced, boring and just overall uninteresting deemed fantastic? If I sit through a 2 hour 20 minute movie, I want something engaging. ANY fashion of engaging. I could turn my brain off and enjoy the scenery and come away with the same experience as somebody trying to figure out where the movie is going. It goes nowhere. 5 maybe 6 out of 10 at best. The acting, like I say, is phenomenal. There are some very beautiful scenes. But that is it. I agree. The movie was boring and I'm not sure what it was trying to do. It was just very dull and not much happened. It did not tell a story or give you a new perspective. I don't remember if I gave this movie a review before. There are many movies though that have great acting and are interesting. They just don't get very popular for some reason. Edit: Many movies with great acting and story do actually get popular. For instance Black Swan would've won the hearts of many of the harsher critics on RT as well as the general public. | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9798 Posts
On April 16 2013 14:04 DannyJ wrote: I finally watched "Being John Malkovich" after meaning to for like 12 years. What a fucking crazy movie... It's filled with so many ideas and whacky characters that I feel it kind of get lost at some points but overall it was highly enjoyable. Malkovich is such a perfect choice for the movie. What an amazing film. One of my favourites of all time. Kaufman is one of the greatest film writers of all time. He leaves you with that feeling that you're not quite sure what he was trying to say, but he said it really really well. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
if your in a room where its playing with your eyes pried open with toothpicks and your head in a brace so you cant look away i recoment clawing out your eyes. worst screenplay ever | ||
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spacer
Netherlands2786 Posts
On April 16 2013 21:52 obesechicken13 wrote: I agree. The movie was boring and I'm not sure what it was trying to do. It was just very dull and not much happened. It did not tell a story or give you a new perspective. I don't remember if I gave this movie a review before. There are many movies though that have great acting and are interesting. They just don't get very popular for some reason. Edit: Many movies with great acting and story do actually get popular. For instance Black Swan would've won the hearts of many of the harsher critics on RT as well as the general public. I agree the master is not for your average moviegoer, but saying it didn't tell a story is just bullshit | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
On April 17 2013 00:35 spacer wrote: I agree the master is not for your average moviegoer, but saying it didn't tell a story is just bullshit It's not bullshit at all, it's a rather good analysis in fact, wether you like the movie or not : PTA clearly choose to cut any transition scene and the scenes are very loosely related. He wanted to focus on his study of characters, and my opinion is that it did not work at all. And the acting is unbearable, I thought I was watching a caricature of the worse of method acting. | ||
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TheRabidDeer
United States3806 Posts
On April 17 2013 00:35 spacer wrote: I agree the master is not for your average moviegoer, but saying it didn't tell a story is just bullshit It told A story, but not a GOOD story. We have 30 minutes of slow exposition on the main character only as he stumbles through being drunk on poison. Finally we are introduced to a few other characters that have any form of meaning on the movie (why does it take 30 minutes to do this?). We have an hour and a half of rising action. A 30 second climax with no huge significance, limited falling action and no resolution. No character development at all. We see glimpses of it, but no actual change. What the movie is: + Show Spoiler + drunk drunk drunk, nude, sex, drunk drunk drunk, amy adams jerk a guy off for 10 seconds, SOBER! drunk drunk end with sex and an almost comical reference to some introductory lines which are supposed to mean something (yes I know they are lines uttered by his master when he began the attempted brainwashing). | ||
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BritishPizza
United States10 Posts
Watched a lot of action/thriller films last year and they don't do anything to me. | ||
Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On April 17 2013 22:49 BritishPizza wrote: Any good thrillers? Watched a lot of action/thriller films last year and they don't do anything to me. The Chaser http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/chaser/ | ||
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
On April 17 2013 22:49 BritishPizza wrote: Any good thrillers? Watched a lot of action/thriller films last year and they don't do anything to me. Two of them on this page are worth a watch, The Prestige and especially LA Confidential. Watched The Notebook ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/uVsUF49.jpg?1) Oh The Notebook, what can I say about you? For good or evil (I'm not sure) one of the most culturally influential movies of our time, it's basically become the romance archetype of our generation. For example I'd say the later (outstanding) Ryan Gosling movie Blue Valentine can be easily read as almost a direct reaction to it, and it's far from the only one. It's definitely worth a watch no matter what, it's not boring and Gosling and Rachel McAdams stand out as extremely good. Whether you are buying what Cassavetes, Nicholas Sparks and them are selling though, I can't really rule on it. It's got me thinking about the whole culture though, that's for sure. It's undeniably well made and executed, seeing how effective it's been for so many people. | ||
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Dirkzor
Denmark1944 Posts
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
On April 18 2013 02:51 Dirkzor wrote: I rarely (almost never) use RT.com to find and look up movies... I use IMDB... people who use both can you explain which is better and why? Or when what is better then the other... As far as feedback on movies goes RT features critics most prominently. IMDB features the average internet user. Depends what viewpoint you are most interested in. | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
on IMDB anyone can vote and influence the score, on RT only movie critics (whatever exactly qualifies as one, I dont know exactly) But if you go on RT, dont just look at the % but also the average score, the percentage just says how many critics a)liked it (score of 3/5 i believe) or b) didnt like it, whereas the average score also factors in how high their rating was, more like imdb. And yeah like zaproffo says one advantage of RT is that the critiques are directly linked, and prominent critics are featured | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
But overall, never trust the mark, the reasonning behind it helps much more to make a good choice. It will also help you understand the movies better, and in turn, enjoy them more. | ||
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vidic07
Vietnam9 Posts
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bode927
United States164 Posts
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obesechicken13
United States10467 Posts
On April 18 2013 02:51 Dirkzor wrote: I rarely (almost never) use RT.com to find and look up movies... I use IMDB... people who use both can you explain which is better and why? Or when what is better then the other... I use both to check movie reviews but usually only after watching them. I don't feel like anyone's opinion of a movie would correlate with my enjoyment level than some youtube scenes, reading of the wiki, TL posts, or trailers would. I've read some really good imdb reviews however. I don't think I've liked many RT reviews. | ||
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ViZe
United States1513 Posts
I realize that this is quite some time after the release of the film but really I loved it and felt like I could write a little about it. | ||
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