The only movie I ever went to that had people crying a couple rows behind me AND people walking out of. I think that says something this movie.
The only movie I ever went to that had people crying a couple rows behind me AND people walking out of. I think that says something this movie.
Amazing film, but I felt similar after seeing it...I still think about it. I just watched MOTHER! his latest film last week...again simply amazing, but highly disturbing. I felt the same after it. I think...I am still coming to grips with what I saw.
adsfasfsdf wrote:
What? No one said this yet?
A$$ to A$$
(creepy old banker dude smile)
Does anyone know how they filmed that scene? Did Jennifer Connelly actually do it? Did she have a stunt double?
Mechanized Hum wrote:
Great movie. Now watch Jennifer Connelly in “House of Sand and Fog” for another disturbing time!
Great recommendation!
Just curiou$ wrote:
adsfasfsdf wrote:
What? No one said this yet?
A$$ to A$$
(creepy old banker dude smile)
Does anyone know how they filmed that scene? Did Jennifer Connelly actually do it? Did she have a stunt double?
Of course not. They had a stunt double who was a porn star.
Does anyone still have the A$$ to A$$ man page that use to be on the internet. It was pretty funny. It asked all these questions about him.
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I just watched Rebel Without A Cause. I've never seen a James Dean film before. It was dated, but not a bad movie, Natalie Wood was very young, but beautiful.
Cinemax wrote:
So I've heard a bit about this movie and people have said that it's a real downer and heavy. I've seen The Fountain and The Wrestler and knew that the director was regarded as good. A co-worker brought in his DVD copy for me to watch yesterday - so I watched it last night interested about what the fuss was all about.
All I can say is...wow...that was really hard to sit through. It's truly an incredible movie but I can't think of a reason to ever watch it again other than to admire some of the amazing technical skill by the director/cinematographer.
**SPOILERS**
I sort of saw it coming for all of the characters but I didn't know the process of the downfall or really what was really to come. The last 15-20 minutes is an unrelenting assault that is sad, disturbing, beautiful...and draining.
That poor old lady hooked on diet pills...she had nothing left to her life at the end.
When the Jared Leto character is running on the Coney Island pier towards his girlfriend at the end...I admittedly got a little teary-eyed. And...that damn score/music that plays at the end. Just devastating. I can't get it out of my head and sat up for a few hours last night thinking about it. I can't imagine what it would be like to see it in a theater.
**END SPOILERS**
So yeah, I've seen tough movies (Martyrs, The Road, Irreversible, Dear Zachary) but this one really stood out. Curious to see what others thought.
Now read the book.
this is a movie that I put on for 10 minutes and said "nope, not for me" click
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