Posts Tagged ‘Robert Downey Jr.’

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

February 8, 2010 - 9:59 pm No Comments

I do not care what you say, you’re a prude, if you reacted to the inauguration. If you want to restrict their children’s lives that way, that is honestly fine by me. But what makes you think that there should be 15?

15 + Let people make their own opinion about the inauguration. Three years later, when the 18 does not make you much wiser than to deal with bad words. Anyway it is good that he stopped wathing when I did, because I was disappointed to see how the main female character was little excitement about the suicide death of her sister’s abuse.

A part of the roots of the graphic base on child abuse and then attempt a naive way is more worrisome than miserable bad words. For the rest of the movie worth the watch, especialy the action of final order. I loved the way I was confused and Preformance Kilmers Val was great even though I hate all his movies.

I loved the comedy and twisted. Though the measure with the “comedy” the story and things freeze frame, etc.

If you have just a little more maturity in terms of plot, then I’d say worth buying, but it’s worth a rental.

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Fur - An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus

February 8, 2010 - 10:07 am No Comments

Fur - An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus I’ve seen some weird movies in my time, but this is the strangest and not in the right direction. It is described as an imaginary portrait of the artist Diane Arbus.

What is the amount of imagination and true to her life I do not know. I only know a little about it, and had seen some of his photographs. If one believes in this “imagined life” then I would say she was not only strange, but positively crazy and Kinky.

The problem may be my sense of humor. They call me a philistine, and I do not think I’m going to give something back, when I say that both the bath and shaving scenes of hysterical laughter make me mourn.

I am sure that this is not what the director wanted. But if you have a sense of humor at all, probably should not watch this movie.

I do not know how the actors through it. I was on the floor.

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A Scanner Darkly

December 27, 2009 - 3:13 pm No Comments

A Scanner Darkly From the beginning, the animation of the bars, but after a while became very muffled to him (but unfortunately I did the same with the script). Nerdy Generation X-ers really over-do the action til image of any likeness, even the mood was subdued into oblivion.

Incomplete history and was not strong enough to keep this film going through the first twenty minted. Boy, does that drag the movie (and I sat through four-time Inland Empire - and are willing to do it again), but he drags with absolutely no redeeming feature.

Tired of the 90 players age still acts as if the 90 and the animation is, after all, just put cartoon characters on real movie ~ nothing too incredible that in appearance or style! Or even the point!

Just grabbed the end because I really expected to keep order, but when it finally did not pull over to the hard-shoulder (after running on empty with four outputs at once for the last hour or so) I was so happy that happened, but I regret that it had not happened before. No real shocks or money or anything to make me go “Wow!”. Pretty boring and predictable.

Waste of time!

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Less Than Zero

August 13, 2009 - 11:26 am No Comments

An incredibly bad adaptation of a novel by Bret Easton Ellis. It really feels like the director lost the point.

Managers can be forgiven for missing the parts of a story, since it is usually impossible to include everything in the book takes 2 hours. However, losing the key elements of the description and the parties that define the subtext is unforgivable. Movies Less Than Zero is capable of taking the viewer beyond what you see on the surface, and that is essential for an adaptation of a novel by Bret Easton Ellis.

Unfortunately, this film has failed miserably like American Psycho. Ignore and check out the Rules of attraction of a greater respect for Ellis visual experience. Default - read books that are much better!

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Eros

June 23, 2009 - 6:27 am No Comments

My favorite of all time is still a film director Michelangelo Antonioni, so let’s deal with your first section (although the last one in the movie), mainly because, I fear, it stinks. Wrong (what is this inexplicable love of the Italians have again copied the dialogue?), And totally useless, which is exactly the sort of things, of thirty or forty years have been imbued with mystery and wonder.

Here are just like what it is: an old man (ninety) ogling naked women. Going backwards, we reach the inexplicably popular Steven Soderbergh, whose body of work (with the exception of “limey ‘and’ Erin Brockovich ‘) is undoubtedly the most over-rated of all time. Asserts that only agreed to this project so that your name Eros could appear on a poster with Antonioni, who at least has shown that flavor.

He has not fulfilled, because there are hardly any eros that is found in its hackneyed story of a small struggling writer trying to find a new idea of selling alarm clocks. Tricksy silly and, yes, at least in style and entertains in a way irregular. Best is, of course, Wong, a beautiful meditation on the power of sex as a measure is in Thrall to a woman who knows that two is not worth it.

It has its own abilities, you see. This is glorious, but hardly breaks new territory for the writer-director, and makes everything (almost) worth it.

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