Which non-indian film u saw recently has made u post here???

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Originally Posted by kid-glove

Lemmon however :clap: Great acting!

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Superb, superb performance. Antha great actors listla eppovume Lemmon-ukku oru idam undu. He was one actor who never failed in consistency. Yes, unlike Pacino who goes on autopilot sometimes. You can take your eyes off Pacino here, but not Lemmon. Shining example of an actor who managed to balance stagy style of past and the ushering of the so-called Method style. Newman gets the same accolade in my book.

Mindhunters

Worth a watch!!

Predators (2010)

Typical Hollywood film, where the white man survives leaving others dead..

Certified Copy. Lovely! This is one Kiarostami film I geniunely & really liked - among the ones that I have seen. (Ten, The Wind Will Carry Us, Taste Of Cherry & Close-up (this one ought to be read like how Kameswaran reads 'Carefree' in Thiruppurasundari's maLigai list)). Overwhelmed by this personal triumph, I ended up watching the film again and liked it more.

There is this moment when Binoche responds to the story of a mother and boy whom the author (male lead) narrates, during which the movie actually sets in (or so I thought). I realized that this is the most explicit moment where I could sense fact and fiction apart. Brilliant and Beautifully enacted!

Juliette Binoche :clap:

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Originally Posted by AravindMano

Close-up (this one ought to be read like how Kameswaran reads 'Carefree' in Thiruppurasundari's maLigai list)).

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:lol:

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Originally Posted by AravindMano

Certified Copy. Lovely! This is one Kiarostami film I geniunely & really liked - among the ones that I have seen. (Ten, The Wind Will Carry Us, Taste Of Cherry & Close-up (this one ought to be read like how Kameswaran reads 'Carefree' in Thiruppurasundari's maLigai list)). Overwhelmed by this personal triumph, I ended up watching the film again and liked it more.

There is this moment when Binoche responds to the story of a mother and boy whom the author (male lead) narrates, during which the movie actually sets in (or so I thought). I realized that this is the most explicit moment where I could sense fact and fiction apart. Brilliant and Beautifully enacted!

Juliette Binoche :clap:

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Wanted to check it out. Thanks Doctor.

Due date : Funny/Entertaining - Non boring . Timepass

RDJ/zach acted well.

Smokin' Aces :thumbsup: :clap:

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Originally Posted by kid-glove

Lemmon however :clap: Great acting!

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Superb, superb performance. Antha great actors listla eppovume Lemmon-ukku oru idam undu. He was one actor who never failed in consistency. Yes, unlike Pacino who goes on autopilot sometimes. You can take your eyes off Pacino here, but not Lemmon. Shining example of an actor who managed to balance stagy style of past and the ushering of the so-called Method style. Newman gets the same accolade in my book.

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Bhai, have you seen "Days of wine and Roses". You know Ebert once wrote Lemmon's best perf is Glengarry Glenn Ross. I'm skeptical. Personally, I find the best performances to be in B/W. Generally I find b/w (When well lit and framed - something our early Tamil directors failed often) to be actor's nirvana. All the great iconic performances were in b/w. Color made it little more distracting with extra textures and details.

100% on B/W. They really made use of the disadvantage giving almost surreal feel with lack of colours. Unfortunately haven't seen DOWAR. I'd agree with Ebert here, but if I were to look at his past performances, surely his first Oscar performance worth mentioning. Mr. Roberts was a Fonda vehicle, irunthalum namma aalu stole the show. The one in The Apartment is probably younger Shelley. He stands apart from his colleagues thanks to his superb skills in comedy. Pinnitaru, especially in the Wilder films. Don't forget China Syndrome (nominated right?)

Come on, he even made Airport 77 watchable. :lol: