Movie Discussion! - Page 53

On August 05 2010 08:07 TuElite wrote:
Hey,

I just got done watching Noriko no shokutaku or "Noriko's Dinner Table" a Japanese movie released in 2005, directed and written by Sion Sono. The movie is a prequel to another cult film directed and written by the same guy that was released in 2002, Suicide Club. You do not need to have seen Suicide Club to fully enjoy and understand this film. I though Suicide Club was an awful and garbage movie and would have never expected this one to be as phenomenal as it is. Noriko's Dinner Table is classified as a Drama/Horror movie and here is the plot synopsis :



Now the reason I'm sharing this movie with ya'll fine folks is because it's one of the most deep, interesting and original movie I've ever seen. I've been watching pretty close to at least one movie everyday since 6 years now... Very few movies had a deep impact on me, be it emotionally or intellectually. This movie definitely challenged me intellectually, it is so deep and profound on so many levels, psychologically, philosophically, religiously, it reflects on existence, the role or purpose of individuals, life and society. There's so many metaphorical meanings, subtilities and symbols and it's all backed by an original, interesting character driven story. The movie is divided into chapters, one for each of the main characters. And thus the viewer can achieve what the characters themselves can't: understand other people's motives and feelings. That to me was impressive. And I figured since the people on this board apparently loves real content and meaningful stuff, I'd share it here.

On June 24 2010 15:15 condoriano wrote:


Popular French movies started to lack depth years ago, I'm not sure what it is. Easy to watch though which is a plus. And Ludivine Sagnier was absolutely smoking hot.

On September 03 2010 07:08 HwangjaeTerran wrote:


Watch Rashomon and Yojimbo and you´ll already be giving 11 to 12 out of 10.
Kurosawa is the best director of all time...


I just watched Old Boy with my mate....
Simply incredible, I have seen most of the imdb top 250 and that movie deserves so much higher position... I´d say it´s one of those movies everyone HAS to see.

And AFTER.LIFE
...not so good, a bit too slow movie IMO( although Old Boy felt like 1000 times slower but it was just so good) Liam Neeson and Ricci were both pretty good in this so wouldn´t call it total crap.

Because I´m sick and can´t apparently sleep I just watched Nausicaa....and well what can I say.
Miyazakis best of all I´ve seen so far and they are all excellent O.o

On September 05 2010 14:25 Nal_rAwr wrote:
just saw edward scissorhands, i don't get this

the old woman was winona ryder right?

if they were in love and edward was still alive how come they never saw eachother after the day edward killed the dude

ending was bad i think

On September 05 2010 22:10 OutlaW- wrote:

9.5
Definetely one of the best movies I've seen