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Agree that no omnibus could be fully satisfying. But "Paris, je t'aime" is lot more satisfying than this. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AravindMano
Compared to "I love you...", I'd recommend "New york stories". It was made two decades before "NY, I Love You" and constricted to only three masters with longer length (obviously). Scorsese's short is great. Woody's pretty okay. Coppola bad.
Unfortunately missed Akin's. :( Want to watch "To Each his Own Cinema" too.
ajay's reccos usually work for me...idhu thrillernu vera sollittaar, so high expetasans...the unthinkable. i found it quite drab though...the opening scene set it up interestingly, but then things were predictable...oru vela, indha maadhiri neraya post 9/11 films vandhadhunaalayo edho, sort of deja vu peeling...performances were gud tho...
Glengarry Glen Ross
i thoroughly enjoyed the movie.... al pacino and jack Lemmon did outstanding job....
He didn't even stand for much of the film. :P Chumma sit! stand! walk! role 'ba adhu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avadi to America
Lemmon however :clap: Great acting!
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Yen kedaikura chancela ellam al pacino va vaaruringa? :P
interior reflexion.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajithfederer
Used to be a big fan. Ippo avalo illa. rembavE keela poittu irukku (ennoda list of fav. actors'la) :P
Appadiya.... The way he handling his client in front of detective and Kevin spacy.... and he let jack lemmon talk on his victory of closing the deal...he is the only one calm and composed among all the sales man....his responses to everyone's frustration.....when the moment he came to know that the office was robbed and client detailes were stolen and his responses to kevin spacy....One notable and hillarious moment where he talks about an indian client called "patel" when kevin spacy gave a month old "lead" to him....Quote:
Originally Posted by kid-glove
Alec Baldwin's opening speech litteraly remainded me one of my previous boss though he never spoke explicitly anything bad...
In a scene where Jack lemmon begs to Kevin spacy to get a lead...and usage of same filthy word in different context is outstanding....
Come to think of it, Pacino's wisecracking functions to the film's favor. Or that Sales oppice would have seemed one-noted.
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Has it got anything to do with Bobby Milk - Pacino comparison ? :lol2: :P :yessir:
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Originally Posted by kid-glove
I told you in private before. That there's no comparison. Pacino could never match Bobby, who is more of a complete actor. At least in my books. I'm like Michael's Fredo to Pacino fans, sorry that I broke your heart :noteeth:Quote:
Originally Posted by ajithfederer