| 1 | Hmmm |
| Posted on Tuesday January 3, 2012, 10:07 by guysalisbury |
Obviously none of these peeps saw Drive! Loving the DeVito respect for Attack The Block. Saw it Somerset house on the Die Hard double bill and it was brilliant! Read More
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| 2 | sorry |
| Posted on Sunday January 1, 2012, 19:20 by elsquig |
btw i wasent dissing black and white films either. got to get rolling here the game is near afoot Read More
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| 3 | reply to admin |
| Posted on Sunday January 1, 2012, 19:12 by elsquig |
dude i dident say anything about silent films,i said black and white . art films just arnt my bag. i could lie and pretend they are like i suspect a lot of people do but i shant.but i must boogie on cuz the new sherlock starts on bbc soon so i want to get my smoke on . ps sam rockwell rules !! Read More
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| 4 | RE: Hollywood's Review Of The Year |
| Posted on Sunday January 1, 2012, 12:23 by MonsterCat |
L: elsquig
all art films.i was watching film 2011 with winkleman and they asked the shows own reviewers for their top 5 films , what a bunch of snobby smug back patting creeps . if it a french black and white film about people comming to terms with things they were all over it.my film of the year was hannah .but what do i know
ast Five, Bridesmaids and Attack the Block are "art films"? lolz.
Also - Seems like Robin Williams is starting to mutate into Francis Ford Coppola.
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| 5 | RE: totally agree with cyberleader |
| Posted on Sunday January 1, 2012, 09:54 by elab49 |
So again we start the year with the self-defined 'art film' chip (although, interestingly, a lot of people would put the unnecessarily faffy Joe Wright directed Hanna in that category).
On the News 24 Film bit, with Karen Krizanovich (sp?), it was interesting to hear that The Artist is getting a very widespread release in small cinemas all over the US midwest. That's not how you put out a limited interest art film. And I think you're maybe missing the point that silent films are not a genre in of themselves - it's like saying all British films are all the same genre. IN silents you'd get action, broad comedy, romance, drama - and a mass audience worldwide hanging on every frame. The very definition of populism - and exactly the opposite of the concept of 'art film' you're being critical of.
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| 6 | totally agree with cyberleader |
| Posted on Sunday January 1, 2012, 00:59 by elsquig |
all art films.i was watching film 2011 with winkleman and they asked the shows own reviewers for their top 5 films , what a bunch of snobby smug back patting creeps . if it a french black and white film about people comming to terms with things they were all over it.my film of the year was hannah .but what do i know Read More
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| Posted on Thursday December 29, 2011, 21:58 by Cyberleader |
Most of them are naming films made by pals. Also, why are most of the choices arty? What: no love for Thor? Captain America? Sigh. Still, some good choices and quite a few of them are admirable people so I'll leave them alone, still...where are all the popcorn movies? Read More
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| 8 | Johansson |
| Posted on Thursday December 29, 2011, 17:48 by TheMovieAddict101 |
Scarlett Johansson cheated! she said her favourite film was directed by a friend! Bias! Read More
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| 9 | robin williams |
| Posted on Thursday December 29, 2011, 15:54 by spacedbeetle |
“I’ve only seen a few, because they’ve only just started to send out the Academy screeners" that comment makes robin williams sound like a real cheapskate who doesn't wanna fork out for cinema tickets or dvds Read More
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