Leaving Las Vegas
Just seen this. Sobering! Is this the best alky movie ever made? Days of Wine and Roses is shit, of course.
finally got round to seeing this, & can heartily recommend,
http://www.afghanstardocumentary.com/
sounds great - like reality slumdog
anyone seen it??
i havent but would like to unreservedly recommend on the basis that my old mate made it
yeh, by the way, not only a dissensusish film, but for a dissensusish cause also:finally got round to seeing this, & can heartily recommend,
very well done to havana for directing a top film
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You mean Lost Weekend right?"long weekend"
yeh, by the way, not only a dissensusish film, but for a dissensusish cause also:
http://brixtoncommunityspace.org/soundmix.aspx
You mean Lost Weekend right?
superI saw the film "Primer" recently, and I would universally recommend it... very strange and unusual tale of power and science, shot for 7,000 dollars, and definitely makes the most of it. Extremely unique and somewhat confusing structure... one for the engineers especially.
Leaving Las Vegas
Just seen this. Sobering! Is this the best alky movie ever made? Days of Wine and Roses is shit, of course.
Watched 'I Stand Alone' last night, French thriller by the same guy who did 'Irreversable', and it's no less fucked up. Tense as fuck, reminds me of Herzog in some of the ways it's done, but very original too. Builds up consistently and the main character is a nutter. Can't beleive I hadn't heard of it before. Difficult to recommend it to people though, some of the stuff is too fucked up! See it if you like bold cinema.
Can't see how its much different from killing pigs, they're smart animals and get slaughtered by the fucking million. Sorry if I sound cold, but this film (The Cove) just felt like do-gooder porn. Didn't rate it at all.I've seen it, certainly a touching, compelling and thought-provoking documentary. The parts which explore the self-consciousness of dolphins are just incredible, especially the one scene where former dolphin trainer, now activist Richard O'Barry describes how one of the "Flipper" porpoises literally commited suicide in his arms (apparently, for dolphins, every breath of air is a willful act and this particular dolphin was so stressed out that it deliberately chose to no longer draw breath). Also, what the film has to say about oceanic pollution and the alarming toxicity of fish meat is just horrifying. When, at the end, the actual footage of the slaughtering was shown, I had tears in my eyes and couldn't help but think that humanity is a fucking disgrace.
Can't see how its much different from killing pigs, they're smart animals and get slaughtered by the fucking million. Sorry if I sound cold, but this film (The Cove) just felt like do-gooder porn. Didn't rate it at all.
It wasn't addressed to you, I was doing an imitation of some of the people in the film, going on about 'making a connection' with the dolphins and whales and stuff.Oh this is good ...
I had posted "The Cove" on this Art. Lit thread awhile ago, just to mention it.
Thought it was an unusual effort.
So ok, I read your comment now Grizzleb, I don't know you, what you do ( are you a filmmaker ? )
but if your comment is addressed to me -I never say "Dude..."