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melika969 wrote:[
no, it is straighforward to your question how did it change my life.

He-he, darling, It could be "straightforward" in Farsi, Dari or Arab languages, but we use English here and in English it sounds rather evasively I must say.

As tempted as I am to sit out and watch ur conversation Melika and RC....it's a fascinating subject and Melika is being mysterious...RC say's evasive...

I just wanted to say RC I just watched the trailer of Center of The World.. and I see it's yet another movie based on relationships. It's evident to me that ur fascinated by the complexities of relationships so I just wanted to ask are you by any chance are you a psychologist or are you interested in the subject? Personally thanks to my financial and economic leanings I prefer sociology!

Well I like being mysterious MCL, and I didnt get RC's point honestly!

hey there was another movie I watched recently, " The visitor", I pretty enjoyed it. I so could feel all the nostagy, does any of you guys watch that movie?

Wow Melika you have taste. Just checked out the visitor trailer...looks like a real nice movie!

Going back to the chiefster...well when you say a movie essentially revolving around a menange a trois changes ur life, the Russian in him can't help but be excited and curious at the same time....

Misery Called Life wrote:I just wanted to say RC I just watched the trailer of Center of The World.. and I see it's yet another movie based on relationships. It's evident to me that ur fascinated by the complexities of relationships so I just wanted to ask are you by any chance are you a psychologist or are you interested in the subject? Personally thanks to my financial and economic leanings I prefer sociology!

Not so easy, dude. You have to see the movie in a whole. It's nothing about Psychology but rather being virgin in the age of 25.

As for Sociology here is the lecture (33Mb) I was interested in recently:
http://www.bath.ac.uk/lmf/download/069- ... /34535.mp3

Red Chief wrote:Not so easy, dude. You have to see the movie in a whole. It's nothing about Psychology but rather being virgin in the age of 25.

You cheeky Russian!

well from what I gather it's also about being a whiz and a multi millionaire. I'll take that.

Yes. Story of your life, probably.

last movie, it's called 2012.
just a another WOW movie, you have to see it on the big screen...

greets:
Claus

watched Little Miss Sunshine

First reaction FU%$#@g B@s^%d what a worthless movie. Who the hell makes such crappy movies? They say this movie is a glimpse of realism in modern day America, where families are suicidal, cold, empty, drug addicted and well broke! The setup itself such a depressant, was not enough for the director. The depressants keep on compunding throughout the movie, with characters (except for Abigail) so retarded you just which you could smack them.
All in all one of those depressing art house movies, do watch if your in the mood to feel low. I can't believe this movie got a 90% rating on rotten tomatoes. Give me GI Joe anyday!

"Mar adentro".

film based on fact. Moving story about the problem of the euthanasia. Repeatedly I cried, even though it is hard to reduce me to tears.

"Inglourious Basterds"

Such a great movie, with my lovely Brad Pitt.
But in comparison with Tarantino's other movies, It was my last favorite.

The Lives of Others, a German movie on the Stasi and such. It was excellent! Go watch it.

"The usual suspects"

"Kavin Spacy" is brilliant, and my favorite qoute from the movie was: "I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him..."

I second "The Usual Suspects". I rarely watch a movie more than once, but that is one movie that I have watched more than once.

The Princess and the Frog (2009)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780521/

Great animation, with happy ending...

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190590/

Coen Brothers' triumph, with George Clooney

my last one was... hmmm... if in a proper cinema, I think Avatar (ages ago). If any movie at home, Madame Satã, a Brazilian movie.

melika969 wrote:"Inglourious Basterds"

Such a great movie, with my lovely Brad Pitt.
But in comparison with Tarantino's other movies, It was my last favorite.

It's a parody on almost all American movies about WWII. A lot of sarcasm, but I'm not sure that it's enough for "the great movie".

Tarantino was dead for me with launching "Kill Bill". It's hard to believe that it's the same director as one who shot "Pulp Fiction".

Well I agree that it's nothing comparable to "Pulp Fiction", but I admire Tarantino alot and every movie with him is interesting for me, even "Death Proof"!

and "Kill Bill" is one of my favorites, revenge hahahhahaha!

The last film I checked out was The Fourth Kind - they claim it is based on "actual" events and yes, it surely was inexplicably frightening but sadly one fictional hoax..
I lost a little respect for the well-known actors who participated in this film. Especially as they speak to the audience for a minute prior to the actual movie about it's authenticity and warning for disturbing sequences.
I mean common, the "real" woman who is portrayed by an actor and shown in archived footage is even listed on imdb.com as an ACTRESS haha....oh hollywood

melika969 wrote:"The usual suspects"

"Kavin Spacy" is brilliant, and my favorite qoute from the movie was: "I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him..."

I just bought that movie. It was not easy but I found it rather ordinary and predictable. Probably the such kind of a film is not my cup of tea.

Red Chief wrote:

melika969 wrote:"The usual suspects"

"Kavin Spacy" is brilliant, and my favorite qoute from the movie was: "I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him..."

I just bought that movie. It was not easy but I found it rather ordinary and predictable. Probably the such kind of a film is not my cup of tea.

well it might be too hollywoody but I really enjoyed it, so what are your 5 first favorite movies BOW?

melika969 wrote:well it might be too hollywoody but I really enjoyed it, so what are your 5 first favorite movies BOW?

I wrote all of them. Unfortunately there is nothing new to add.

Betty Blue (37,2 la matin) is my first recommendation. From the recent "Gran Torino" by Clint Eastwood is the perfect film.

SHUTTER ISLAND

American Zombie.

-- Mon Apr 26, 2010 4:58 pm --

Should be Up in the air

'La Stanza del Figlio' - brilliant movie by Nanni Moratti

'Black Book'- Dutch muvie

'Amores Perros' - excellent Mexican omnibus
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taking lives is my last movie

-- Thu May 27, 2010 7:27 pm --

MASSKHARA ? wonderful Algerian movie

Just watched Ray (yeah late pass!), and all I can say is WOW! Jamie Foxx is an incredibly talented man.

"Empire of the sun", story of a little boy who tries to survive the war, pretty amazing...

'The Constant Gardener', great movie, story is pretty scary and the cinematography is fantastic, '

'Tea with Mussolini' directed by Franko Zefireli, nice muvie too

The chorus , its old but good film, i advise it u all ...