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Old 09-30-2009, 02:25 PM
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I saw the trailer for that and it looked totally kick ass. did you like it?
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Old 09-30-2009, 02:42 PM
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Ingmar Bergmar's The Silence (1963). Absolutely dark, erotic, and bleak; this film is so amazing that it must be allowed to haunt one's soul before it can be adequately discussed. Ashe.
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Bergman's remake of I spit on your Grave was excellent too.
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Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)

For a director like F.W. Murnau, who created a string of masterpieces throughout his career, it's hard to say what his ultimate masterwork might be.
I think this might be it, though. What Sunrise has above all others is a breathtaking simplicity, and with an unusual, terse love story it opens up an epic scope. Next to The Passion of Joan of Arc, it's my favorite silent film ever.
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Old 09-30-2009, 05:22 PM
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Jacob's Ladder. I can definately see why people say it was an inspiration for Silent Hill now. Thought the ending was a bit boring though.
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Hmm I was looking forward to seeing this in the theatre tonight. Oh well... :(
Hey, you could do a lot worse. If you were looking forward to it, don't let me stop you from checking it out. That little review sounded more negative than I intended - it's not bad by any means, just nothing really special. It's got a bit of a poor-man's Blade Runner feel in a few scenes near the start...who knows, you might like it :)
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I saw the trailer for that and it looked totally kick ass. did you like it?
Loved it. I would have watched the sequel too, had they made one. Nice companion piece to Hero and the Terror, IMO.


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Hey, you could do a lot worse. If you were looking forward to it, don't let me stop you from checking it out. That little review sounded more negative than I intended - it's not bad by any means, just nothing really special. It's got a bit of a poor-man's Blade Runner feel in a few scenes near the start...who knows, you might like it :)
Aha, now you are trying to influence me by comparing it to Blade Runner. ;) :p

Nah...think I ll wait for the DVD. The sci-fi bracket this year has gone up several notches for me, because of District 9 and Pandorum. I dont wanna spoil that too much. :)
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Cool. I saw the Director's Cut a few years back. That flick is amazing on the big screen. Was that the Final Cut you saw?
yeah it was the final cut.
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Bergman's remake of I spit on your Grave was excellent too.
???Virgin Spring??? Am i missing something? Thanks.

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