Good Movies You would Recommend Others to Watch

other day thought of seeing classical hollywoodland'
fascinated by the attraction instead i dekko 'd black dahlia'
anyone familiar with black dahlia ? novel the real case?
movie much complicated than the case i think BUT
josh hartnett :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by kannannn

.....Racial references are intersperced throughout the movie. For instance - the bossy attitude of Jodie Foster to Washington. Notice that it is not by chance that her character is named White. Lee is just making a statement on the state of affairs of the minorities in US and elsewhere. You can trust him on that.

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:exactly:

the devils advocate...paravala

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Originally Posted by Prabhu Ram

I agree. A beautiful movie. It established David Fincher as a class director. After The Game he went on to direct the cult classic Fight Club , which just skyrocketed him.

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Thanks for the recommendation. Fight Club was one of the two movies I rented this weekend. I liked the movie in parts, as much for the snappy dialogues as for the grim mood the director managed to maintain. Of course, Brad Pitt was trying so hard to be cool that it shows. So much so that I found it ridiculous that he was mouthing lectures on consumerism. Still Fincher was the most successful in casting Brad Pitt in a role that took the backseat to other characters occasionally (in 'Seven').

The other movie I rented was 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'. I always thought British comedy was refined and straight forward. LSTSB had comedy that was twisted, weird and very enjoyable :D . The director is Guy Ritchie, whom till date I had only known as Madonna's husband. The dialogues are witty and intelligent, with constant references to history, something you wouldn't find in American movies. And the background scrore is brilliant - watch out for the scene where Greek music rises and wanes in tempo to create a very dramatic effect. Absolutely recommend this one.

i like sean penn..
all the king's men ' nailing' ..too noisy
but napped :fatigue:

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Originally Posted by tfmlover

i like sean penn..
all the king's men ' nailing' ..too noisy
but napped :fatigue:

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:o ...one of the few movies i wanted to see soon....
...heard from a friend it was boring.... :? ....

sinthiya ! i too waited..guess sean's skill wasted
even jude Law..they drink drink talk talk ...speech...cacophonic
sean's accent ... :x ..
final gun shots woke me ..

:o ....too bad...
either way...i'll watch it for jude law and sean penn i guess... :roll:

other new movies on my list: The Departed and The Black Dhalia....
no time for now... :(

got point break and the motorcycle diaries!no time ti view it continuously

dunno abt point break :roll:

motorcycle diaries is good nu sonnanga

He loves me, he loves me not

Saw Amelie's picture in the DVD and rented it. The movie was moving at a slow pace for the first half hour and I was already yawning. Suddenly a twist and from there on, I could not keep my eyes off the screen. Excellent screenplay, right up there with 21 grams in terms of complexity. Dont read the synopsis in the back of the DVD, thankfully I dint. Excellent acting by Audrey Tautou :clap:

I absolutely recommend this movie for people who love non linear screenplays and I can call it as a thriller too :thumbsup: