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Tag Archives: movies
When J.J. Abrams and Spielberg Met (Film: Super 8, 2011)
I sat to watch Super 8 with the expectation of seeing the science-fiction / fantasy film of the year. The director is after all J.J. Abrams, the director of the last Star Trek and the producer of my previous favorite … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Hollywood movies, J.J. Abrams, movies, science-fiction, Steven Spielberg, Super 8
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Tourist Trap (Film: The Tourist – Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie, 2010)
I confess that I do not like at all Angelina Jolie. As an actress she does not seem to me to have done anything that uses more her acting talent than her looks, and her looks … well, she is … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Angelina Jolie, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Hollywood movies, Johnny Depp, movies, Venice
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A Beautiful Love Story Disguised in Violent Action (Film: Drive, 2011)
Certainly, ‘Drive’ is a thriller. A different and unexpected type of thriller. Whoever has seen this film will remember maybe the story line, and a few action sequences, some of them extremely violent. They will remember first of all the … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Carey Mulligan, Drive, Hollywood movies, movies, Nicolas Winding Refn, Ryan Gosling
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a thriller that deserved a better name (The Lincoln Lawyer – Matthew McConaughey, 2011)
My preferred movie critic Roger Ebert spends about half of his review of the film explaining the title of this film. I will not repeat it here in order not to spoil your pleasure of reading it. I will just … Continue reading
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Tagged American cinema, Brad Furman, crime film, Marisa Tomei, Matthew McConaughey, movies, The Lincoln Lawyer, Willian Macey
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Separation Wall (Film: La Zona – Rodrigo Plá, 2007)
In a world subjected more and more to violence, with the established societies not able to provide appropriate answers to social and political conflicts, ordinary people try to protect their normality by building walls. Tall, barbed wired walls, with armed … Continue reading
Al Green – Searching his Soul in Gospel
I am using these days of vacation to catch back with a huge log of reading books and seeing films accumulated during the year. I will of course be able to clear up only a fraction of them. Among these … Continue reading
Film: The Girl Who Played with Fire (2009)
With a new director (Daniel Alfredson) taking charge of the second film in the Scandinavian version Millennium series, The Girl Whi Played with Fire is not at all a disappointment but is less striking and less memorable than the first … Continue reading
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Tagged Michael Nyquist, movies, Noomi Rapace, Stieg Larsson, Swedish movies, The Girl Who Played with Fire
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Film: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009)
Stieg Larsson was an interesting character, worth a novel or a movie by himself. A journalist and a writer of science-fiction, a left-winger who spent part of his youth training guerrillas in Eritrea, he wrote three crime novels as a … Continue reading
Film: Valkyrie (Tom Cruise, 2008)
The plot to kill Adolf Hitler put together in July 1944 by a group of military was the last in a series of attempts to kill the head of the Third Reich and save what could be saved of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bryan Singer, Hollywood movies, movies, Tom Cruise, Valkyrie, von Stauffenberg
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Film: Source Code (Jake Gyllenhaal, 2011)
Source Code is a rare kind of a film nowadays. A techno-thriller with brains and soul. No easy task, but apparently not a first for director Duncan Jones whose previous film Moon (which I did not see yet) has a … Continue reading
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Tagged action thriller, Duncan Jones, Hollywood movies, Jake Gyllenhaal, movies, science-fiction, Source Code
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