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by **polliwog** on 01 Jun 2010, 11:05

by **Gerritsón** on 01 Jun 2010, 12:20

A Single Man, by Tom Ford

by **Cosmia** on 01 Jun 2010, 12:25

I have nothing to watch. Just finished mad men, HIMYM, 30 rock, bones... going to have to give all the Whedon shows another run through.

by **Weirdelves** on 01 Jun 2010, 19:34

Gerritsón wrote:A Single Man, by Tom Ford

I

that film so hard

by **spasticelastic** on 01 Jun 2010, 20:24

Weirdelves wrote:
Gerritsón wrote:A Single Man, by Tom Ford

I that film so hard

I found the fact that it was so "pretty" distracting ( I remember a reviewer likening it to a perfume ad) and dismissed it, but I found myself thinking about it long after I watched it. I guess there was something underneath the shiny exterior that actually resonated with me.

by **Cosmia** on 01 Jun 2010, 21:04

Just read that it shares some of the production designers with Mad Men- will watch.

by **Riv** on 01 Jun 2010, 22:48

polliwog wrote:Temple Grandin starring Claire Danes.

I saw this and it was absolutely amazing!! I thought that it was so nicely done!

by **polliwog** on 02 Jun 2010, 07:14

Riv wrote:
polliwog wrote:Temple Grandin starring Claire Danes.

I saw this and it was absolutely amazing!! I thought that it was so nicely done!

I first heard of Temple a year or so ago when I saw her in a documentary being shown on PBS. I was intrigued by her insights into the humane treatment of 'food animals'. I'm not vegan, nor do I believe that animals need to be eliminated from the human food chain, but I do believe that cruel or irresponsible treatment of those animals should be avoided wherever possible...not just for their benefit, but for ours as well.

So, when I ran across this HBO movie, I jumped at the chance to see it. One of the most moving and inspiring productions I've ever seen! I anticipate that some people who are committed to a meatless diet may view Temple Grandin as an enabler for a practice that they want to end. Whatever your views on the subject, I strongly recommend this movie to everyone...especially those who have never seriously thought about the way food animals are treated.

by **milkisobel** on 03 Jun 2010, 10:25

it's a tv production, so that's why i never heard about it. and can't have chance to find it or subtitles

crave to see a single man, didn't see anything good since "gerry"three weeks ago

by **ribbonbows** on 03 Jun 2010, 21:13

a single man is absolutely breath-taking

i was in a heavy classic film phase and now i'm just kind of re-watching season 2 of "mad men" when it strikes my fancy. itching to watch "amelie"

by **milkisobel** on 04 Jun 2010, 18:19

bought amélie poulain ages ago and...never see it again after the cinema releasing :confused:

in fact i'm bored with jp jeunet movies...i'm totally in underground movies now

especially american ones, saw "babylone USA" a crazy b&w movie by eric mendelsohn

by **polliwog** on 04 Jun 2010, 19:31

Celia, is there a chance that I have seen any of your work?

by **milkisobel** on 05 Jun 2010, 10:55

hum...no...it's an other celia :lol:

i worked on a short movie some years ago that got huge success (in short movie world) bought by some big channels but i can't imagine it was translated and programmed on american channels. i did some r'n'b clip but french so...alas...it couldn't be me :smirk:

by **ursulabear** on 05 Jun 2010, 23:21

bach in aushwitz

by **Gerritsón** on 06 Jun 2010, 09:10

Oscar et la dame Rose

by **dwaink** on 06 Jun 2010, 16:16

Its utterly brutal in its depiction of "war" but i heartily reccomend "The Pacific" that is on HBO

by **polliwog** on 06 Jun 2010, 16:50

dwaink wrote:...i heartily reccomend "The Pacific" that is on HBO

I watched four episodes and then lost interest. I'm not sure why. I didn't have that problem when watching Band of Brothers. Maybe I'll continue the series later.

by **milkisobel** on 07 Jun 2010, 10:56

is that the suite of BOB? i loooooved band of brother, it's extremely well done, i love the "bastogne" (6 i guess) episode with the doctor and the last two ones, when they arrived in Berchtesgaden. and i always be in love with damian lewis :luv:

and i cry each time i hear "grandpa did you were a hero in the war? no but i served in a compagny of heroes" only american can say such national answer, sometimes i think it's important.
it's weird near my house there is a tour operator, and they make publicity to Berchtesgaden, how quite, natural, nice place is it :confused:

of course it's nice but it stike me a little when i saw happy family lay down the grass in B...to me B is just the den of Hitler.

by **polliwog** on 05 Jul 2010, 04:37

by **dwaink** on 05 Jul 2010, 11:48

the real Avatar, the last airbender. the 3d was a little dissapointing but the movie was grand. this cartoon is going to make a great sprawling movie set(3 parts). go see it

ummmm looking for a pic i see the critics are panning this flick, screw the critics it will end up a classic anyway

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