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11/27/2003 08:09:15 AM · #1 |
Message edited by author 2015-12-27 14:26:20. |
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11/27/2003 08:29:49 AM · #2 |
| allthough it would be a good idea to wait till after thankgiving to watch these :) |
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11/27/2003 09:28:02 AM · #3 |
Both movies indeed are great! Though not exactly family movies ;o)
I would add "Memento" to the Must-see-list. Simply excellent!! |
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11/27/2003 11:04:48 AM · #4 |
Yup - both great films. That scene in American History X (you must know the one I mean) will stay graphically clear in my mind for ever I think. I'm quite intrigued how much difference the 'X' makes to the title too - it gives it a totally different edge than without it.
BTW David - that's the oldest marketing ploy in the book - but I bet most people will at least view this thread!
Message edited by author 2003-11-27 16:06:57. |
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11/27/2003 11:30:00 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by MadMordegon:
allthough it would be a good idea to wait till after thankgiving to watch these :) |
Why?
Just curious
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11/28/2003 02:52:03 AM · #6 |
Requiem for a Dream is an incredible film, and possibly one of the most harrowing and hard hitting films I've ever seen. The spiraling descent from the opening optimism to the tour-de-force ending in which each character is shown in their own hell is remarkable. It's amazing that Arronofsky could follow up such a great film as Pi with an even better and very different film.
Thoroughly recommended, but this is not a feel good film! |
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