Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen

January 13, 2010 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi

Transformers 2 Tagline: Revenge Is Coming.
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Transformers 2 DVD Cover

Actors:

Shia LaBeouf Sam ‘Spike’ Witwicky
Megan Fox Mikaela
Josh Duhamel Captain Lennox
John Turturro Agent Simmons
John Turturro Voice of Jetfire
James Harvey Ward Sonarman
Charles Adler Starscream
Derek Alvarado Joint Op #1
Cas Anvar Egyptian Interpol #1
Michael Benyaer Egyptian Interpol
Robert Bizik Maitre d’
Ted Borodaeff Mime
Jerome Ro Brooks Guard #5
Anthony C. Brown Paris Restaurant Patron
Lee Burkett Man in Street
John Sterling Carter CNN Reporter
Larry Carter Security Guard 3
Charles Chen Mandarin Blogger
Directors: Michael Bay
IMDB Rating: 6.4
out of 10 (47,928 votes)

“Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen ” 2009 by Michael Bay – Movie Review

Michael Bay has created a miracle and made the second part of the movie not worse (and nobody is able to do it better) than the first.

Megan Fox Looking Hot

Megan Fox Looking Hot

To cut the long story short, let me tell you what is waiting for the audience of “Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen”: Megan Fox in sexy ultra-short shorts, robot-bikes (not as steep as in the “Terminator 4: Salvation“, but still cool), a funny robot turns into a toy RC jeep, Megan Fox in sexy leather pants, the nano-robot composed of small metal balls, a giant robot composed of 5 or 7 machines, Megan Fox in sexy white pants, large one-eyed jaguar robot, a huge robot with the giant steel balls, an awesome sexy blonde robot in panties and a metal tail at the level of the coccyx, and much much more.

Okay, in short, that’s almost all the plot of the second Transformers movie.

‘Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen” (2009) Plot Overview

While the good robots, who has signed in to protect the Earth from evil robots, are finding their way through the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Defense, and the bad robots are regrouping gloomily somewhere near Saturn, the grown-up hero of the first “Transformers” (LaBeouf) argues with clearly too cool for him car mechanic girl (Fox) about who is the first to say “I love you”, and explains why he is not taking the animate “Chevrolet” to the college with him. Higher education, however, is limited to falling into bed with a pornographic student and the demolition of the library – the trumpet calls, the giant robot says: “Sam, we need you”.

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‘The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford’ Download and Reviews

December 28, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Biography, Crime, Drama

“The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” Movie Details

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford tagline: Beyond the myth lies America’s greatest betrayal.
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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford DVD Cover

Actors:
Brad Pitt Jesse James
Mary-Louise Parker Zee James
Brooklynn Proulx Mary James
Dustin Bollinger Tim James
Casey Affleck Robert Ford
Sam Rockwell Charley Ford
Jeremy Renner Wood Hite
Sam Shepard Frank James
Garret Dillahunt Ed Miller
Paul Schneider Dick Liddil
Joel McNichol Express Messenger
James Defelice Baggagemaster
J.C. Roberts Engineer
Darrell Orydzuk Ukranian Train Passenger
Jonathan Erich Drachenberg Young Train Passenger
Directors: Andrew Dominik
IMDB Rating: 7.7/10 out of 52,256 votes

“The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” Movie Review

“The Assassination of Jesse James” Plot Summary

Robert Ford, who’s idolized Jesse James since childhood, tries hard to join the reforming gang of the Missouri outlaw, but gradually becomes resentful of the bandit leader.

An epic masterpiece. Thoughtful, philosophical and profoundly existential

With a title almost as long as the 160-movie it names, regular movie-goers might be forgiven for thinking that The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford is worth a miss. Too, even, that a title basically giving away the central hub of the film’s plot makes it hard for studio execs to sell the film as a sassy, gun-toting western with shlocky shoot-em-ups and angel eyes Brad Pitt darling it up in the lead role. This was all many were expecting after several re-edits, one being a but-numbing 3? hour cut, were made to a film that actually wrapped up filming in 2005. But what Chopper director Andrew Dominik has delivered, in only his second film, is an beautiful, epic, meditative poem of a western, that once again transforms the genre, once such a stable for conservative normality, by dissecting the myths that created it

Brad Pitt is uber-outlaw Jesse James, co-founder of the James-Younger gang, primarily specialising in train robberies. Casey Affleck is Robert Ford, a clumsy, awkward upstart, who is entranced by Jesse James to the point of obsession. He views him like a celebrity, studying his life, his robberies, his voice and even his mannerisms. He is so entranced that at one point whilst attempting to engage his idol in a conversation during one of James’ tin bath sessions, James very coldly utters to Ford ‘Do you want to be like me? Or do you wanna be me?’.Ford is constantly teased by his fellow thieves and gunmen, taunted for his love and idolisation of the gang ringleader. As the title suggests (or rather gives away), it leads to a tragic conclusion, a conclusion revealed so that the whole film may operate on a level far more complex than mere formulaic convention. Since we know the fate of the hero, it is not about where the journey ends, or indeed how it ends. But rather what the journey is, and how the characters deal with it. James seems to flirt with the idea of death, having been rendered a stalinesque paranoia-case after losing faith in all of his gang members. Towards the end of the film, he relies only on the help of the Ford brothers Charlie and Robert, not being able to trust any one else. He would be proved right, when Robert is the one to pull the trigger

The Assassination of Jesse James is a majestic western. It is beautifully shot in a way that doesn’t just please the eye, but utterly renders both the icy mood and bitterly cold temperature of the film it colours. The acting is first rate, with Brad Pitt playing the cold psychopath that is Jesse James with a subtle viciousness beneath his icy blue eyes. But Casey Affleck is the man who walks away with the film. Every scene he is in, he steals. His Robert Ford is brilliantly balanced between the enthusiastically enthralled and gawkish pathos. His obsession with James is understandable, given the legend of the outlaw that has spun a million myths in its wake, but it is reminiscent, at least to a modern audience, of a Mark Chapman the man who shot John Lennon. In fact one of the many themes running throughout Andrew Dominik’s film is that of the obsession with a myth. He is known as the ‘coward’ but is it to be a coward? Ford idolises James like many people do modern celebrities. When James reveals his spiteful and altogether psychotic edge to Ford, the myth is dispelled, and everything Ford had invested in him becomes crushed. All Ford could do to redeem himself, he felt, would be to kill James, and end the charade. But alas, all that did was strengthen the legend further

Perhaps in another world, it would be pleasant to know that The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford gets all the credit it deserves, but it appears to have split many people up the middle. Some people think it is pretentious, and write sniffy articles about the film’s languidness. Others think it is too long and obscure. I am at the point now when it really doesn’t matter when dealing with a film of this magnitude, because it was a profoundly affecting experience, one reminiscent of the beautiful epics Terrence Malick used to make. If you find a better film this year, I would very surprised.

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‘Proof of Life’ Download and Reviews

December 21, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Drama

“Proof of Life” Movie Details

Proof of Life tagline:
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Proof of Life DVD Cover

Actors:
Meg Ryan Alice Bowman
Russell Crowe Terry Thorne
David Morse Peter Bowman
Pamela Reed Janis Goodman
David Caruso Dino
Anthony Heald Ted Fellner
Stanley Anderson Jerry
Gottfried John Eric Kessler
Alun Armstrong Wyatt
Michael Kitchen Ian Havery
Margo Martindale Ivy
Mario Ernesto SГЎnchez Arturo Fernandez
Pietro Sibille Juaco
Vicky HernГЎndez Maria
Norma MartГ­nez Norma
Directors: Taylor Hackford
IMDB Rating: 6.1/10 out of 22,001 votes

“Proof of Life” Movie Review

“Proof of Life” Plot Summary

Alice hires a professional negotiator to obtain the release of her engineer husband, who has been kidnapped by anti-government guerrillas in South America. add synopsis

A good and very entertaining thriller with Russell Crowe

While building a dam in ‘Tecala’, a country situated in the Andes, the chief America engineer ‘Peter Bowman’ (David Morse), is captured by anti-government forces during a raid in the capital. When the rebels discover their identity require $3 million to return safe and sound. However, the company of ‘Peter’, based in Houston, is on the brink of bankruptcy and has canceled the insurance policy against kidnappings, so it cannot provide the money for their rescue. Abandoned by the company, ‘Alice’ (Meg Ryan), the wife of ‘Peter’, must cope with the situation by your account. She hires the services of the negotiator of hostages professional ‘Terry Thorne’ (Russell Crowe), a veteran of SAS, which in recent years has dealt with numerous kidnappings.’Proof of Life’ is a film little considered due to high expectations for its attractiveness argument and that is the first film of Russell Crowe after the great success throughout the world with ‘Gladiator.’ But its director Taylor Hackford has not sought a film committed and complaint, only has sought to expose through a current problem, a simple thriller and fairly, conventional with good scenes of action. Its objective is achieved by far, but it is not at all what has been expected of this film

In terms of its scenes of action, they are very successful and generous, with some contribution of tension well managed. The film is conventional within this genre of films. It has not nothing to do not have seen before, but it knows expose very well the action, although the fabric loving can be considered very secondary fulfills its mission,

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‘Shanghai Noon’ Download and Reviews

December 20, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Adventure, Comedy

“Shanghai Noon” Movie Details

Shanghai Noon tagline: The Classic Western Gets A Kick In The Pants.
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Actors:
  • Kate Luyben
  • Curtis Armstrong
    Jackie Chan Chon Wang
    Owen Wilson Roy O’Bannon
    Lucy Liu Princess Pei Pei
    Brandon Merrill Falling Leaves
    Roger Yuan Lo Fong
    Xander Berkeley Nathan Van Cleef
    Rongguang Yu Imperial Guard
    Ya Hi Cui Imperial Guard
    Eric Chen Imperial Guard
    Jason Connery Calvin Andrews
    Walton Goggins Wallace
    Adrien Dorval Blue
    Rafael BГЎez Vasquez
    Stacy Grant Hooker in Distress
    Fifi, Carson City Hooker
    Directors: Tom Dey IMDB Rating: 6.6/10 out of 30,586 votes

    “Shanghai Noon” Movie Review

    “Shanghai Noon” Plot Summary

    Jackie Chan plays a Chinese man who travels to the Wild West to rescue a kidnapped princess. After teaming up with a train robber, the unlikely duo takes on a Chinese traitor and his corrupt boss. add synopsis

    perfect blend of action and comedy, the funniest western ever

    This movie is a perfect blend of action and comedy. This movie stars Jackie Chan as Chon Wang, one of the soldiers of the army of the forbidden city in China. When the princess leaves and goes to America it is up to Chon to bring her back. When he gets to Nevada, where most of the story takes place he meets Roy O’Bannon played by Owen Wilson u’ll ever meet. He is a wanted outlaw and in an odd chain of events they become a duo. This is the funniest western, this movie surpasses Blazing Saddles by far. Blazing Saddles is funny but the one-liners that Owen Wilson drop are just so hilarious. ‘I don’t know Karate but I do know crazy, and I will use it’. Lucy Lui also stars as the Princess This movie is definitely worth seeing but you kinda wanna steer clear of the sequel ‘Shanghai Knights’ It does not do the first film justice. I have never been able to complete the second one mainly because it is boring. But salutes to Shanghai Noon the funniest western to date. 9 out of 10

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    ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ Download and Reviews

    December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure, Comedy

    “Around the World in 80 Days” Movie Details

    Around the World in 80 Days tagline: The race begins: June 16.
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    Around the World in 80 Days DVD Cover

    Actors:
    Jackie Chan Passepartout/Lau Xing
    Steve Coogan Phileas Fogg
    Robert Fyfe Jean Michel
    Jim Broadbent Lord Kelvin
    Ian McNeice Colonel Kitchener
    David Ryall Lord Salisbury
    Roger Hammond Lord Rhodes
    Adam Godley Mr. Sutton
    Karen Mok General Fang
    Howard Cooper Academy Member #1
    Daniel Hinchcliffe British Valet
    Wolfram Teufel Belgian Dignitary
    Tom Strauss Academy Member #2
    Kit West Academy Member #3
    Ewen Bremner Inspector Fix
    Directors: Frank Coraci
    IMDB Rating: 5.6/10 out of 19,685 votes

    “Around the World in 80 Days” Movie Review

    “Around the World in Eighty Days” Plot Summary

    A bet pits a British inventor, a Chinese thief, and a French artist on a worldwide adventure that they can circle the globe in 80 days.

    Better than I expected

    This is not so much an adaptation of the Jules Verne novel than the most expensive Jackie Chan movie ever. Like in his other films, Chan is fun to watch particularly in fight scenes. We don’t really care about the plot about going around the world in 80 days. Filius Fogg and his French girlfriend seem to just go along for the ride. Fogg is supposed to be a brilliant inventor, yet he can’t figure out that his new valet Chan is not French is one of the sillier plot holes. The other problem with the film is despite the big budget, some of the film looks fake looking. The special effects are not very impressive. It is also obvious that much of the film was filmed on a set and not on location. Still, the movie is watchable and it beats The Stepford Wives on remakes. I give it a 6/10 because it is entertaining but it is nothing special.

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    ‘Red Planet’ Download and Reviews

    December 19, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller

    “Red Planet” Movie Details

    Red Planet tagline: Not A Sound. Not A Warning. Not A Chance. Not Alone.
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    Red Planet DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Bob Neill
  • Jessica Morton
    Val Kilmer Robby Gallagher
    Carrie-Anne Moss Cmdr. Kate Bowman
    Benjamin Bratt Lt. Ted Santen
    Tom Sizemore Dr. Quinn Burchenal
    Simon Baker Chip Pettengill
    Terence Stamp Dr. Bud Chantilas
    Jessica B. Morton Website Fan
    Caroline Bossi Website Fan
    Houston Control
    Directors: Antony Hoffman IMDB Rating: 5.3/10 out of 19,934 votes

    “Red Planet” Movie Review

    “Red Planet” Plot Summary

    Astronauts search for solutions to save a dying Earth by searching on Mars, only to have the mission go terribly awry.

    One of the Best Sci Fi movies Made this decade

    I have tangled with over a dozen people who said this movie was trash.. and each and every one of the viewers 1. Didn’t see the movie. 2. Confused it with Tim Robbins’ AWFUL Mission to Mars

    BOTH MOVIES CAME OUT AT THE SAME TIME.. THE SAME YEAR.. so please get them straight. This movie is fabulous with the zero-G fire aboard the ship and the chilling suffocation struggle which Sizemore brought to new levels of frail humanity. They choke to near death only to learn that Mars has an atmosphere. This isn’t the only discovery they make on this creative masterpiece, it seems you can learn a little bit about science by watching this film. Wow! And you thought that this was a no-brainer.uh uh.. Sizemore goes out with a blaze of glory in one of the most eerie suicides i’ve ever seen on screen. So if you think you’ve seen this movie.. double check it.

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    ‘Hero’ Download and Reviews

    November 7, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Adventure

    “Hero” Movie Details

    Hero tagline: Kono kuni wa mada, honto no hero wo shiranai [Japan] (This land doesn’t know a real hero. Yet.)
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    Actors:
    Jet Li Nameless
    Tony Leung Chiu Wai Broken Sword
    Maggie Cheung Flying Snow
    Ziyi Zhang Moon
    Daoming Chen King of Qin
    Donnie Yen Sky
    Liu Zhong Yuan Scholar
    Zheng Tia Yong Old Servant
    Yan Qin Prime Minister
    Chang Xiao Yang General
    Zhang Ya Kun Commander
    Ma Wen Hua Head Eunuch
    Jin Ming Eunuch
    Xu Kuang Hua Pianist
    Wang Shou Xin Musician
    Directors: Yimou Zhang
    IMDB Rating: 8.0/10 out of 72,332 votes

    “Hero” Movie Review

    “Ying xiong” Plot Summary

    A series of Rashomon-like flashback accounts shape the story of how one man defeated three assassins who sought to murder the most powerful warlord in pre-unified China.

    Beautiful.

    In all honesty, Hero required a bit more patience than I thought. Tarantino wanted to present this movie to North American audiences so I thought there would have been more action, but surprise! There is much drama in Hero and the movie begins with one intention and unfolds, in a deceptively beautiful fashion, into a legend that is much larger than the characters themselves are involved! Why did it have to take so long to prove such a point?Anyway, a man who shall remain Nameless has dispatched the kingdom’s three top assassins, thus easing the King’s mind that he could sleep at night. But the King is curious and we see the true story and how the tale unfolds

    The fights are beautiful. The battle between Snow and Moon, though lopsided, was a joy. It was art in itself. But overall, be patient. With the many changes in the story, I lost my concentration adjusting to it. But any fan of martial arts and drama must see this movie. It is that elegant.

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    ‘Donnie Darko’ Download and Reviews

    October 25, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi

    “Donnie Darko” Movie Details

    Donnie Darko tagline: Life is one long insane trip. Some people just have better directions.
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    Donnie Darko DVD Cover

    Actors:
  • Gary Lundy
  • Drew Barrymore
    Jena Malone
    Jake Gyllenhaal Donnie Darko
    Holmes Osborne Eddie Darko
    Maggie Gyllenhaal Elizabeth Darko
    Daveigh Chase Samantha Darko
    Mary McDonnell Mrs. Rose Darko
    James Duval Frank
    Arthur Taxier Dr. Fisher
    Patrick Swayze Jim Cunningham
    Mark Hoffman Police Officer
    David St. James Bob Garland
    Tom Tangen Man in Red Jogging Suit
    Jazzie Mahannah Joanie James
    Jolene Purdy Cherita Chen
    Stuart Stone Ronald Fisher
    Sean Smith
    Directors: Richard Kelly IMDB Rating: 8.3/10 out of 195,481 votes

    “Donnie Darko” Movie Review

    “Donnie Darko” Plot Summary

    A troubled teenager is plagued by visions of a large bunny rabbit that manipulates him to commit a series of crimes, after narrowly escaping a bizarre accident.

    One of the greatest cinematic achievements

    Donnie Darko tells the story of a delusional teenager who begins to see visions of a a man in a blue bunny suit, who orders him to do certain tasks through suggestive clues and voices, to which he insists he MUST do, or the world will end

    Now, really, this is a movie you must see to get the plot, if I were to give the full, detailed, complex plot it would take far too long (And will probably you leave you more stumped) to which reveals the majestic brilliance of Donnie Darko; which is that their are endless amounts of theories and interpretations, making it one of the most thought-provoking fantasy of recent years

    The acting is superb (Maggie Ghyllenhal, Jake Ghyllenhal and Drew Barrymore to name a few), the music is perfect, subtle and atmospheric and the fantastic direction, coupled with a roller-coaster ride of a storyline will leave you of utmost interest and intrigue like no other movie. Not only that, but you will find yourself watching it more than a few times, as it will stick in your mind until you reveal your own personal interpretation (To which you may experience a Donnie Darko ‘phase’ which I did, warning: It WILL take up a sizable chunk of your life).

    But adding to the already deep and complex storyline, there are also a vast amount of underlying themes, most noticeable the character Patrick Swayze plays, in which it represents a false ’superior’, referring clearly to religion

    Donnie Darko is truly a classic, one of my favorite films and I recommend it to anyone. Incredible.

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    ‘The Pink Panther’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Adventure, Comedy, Crime

    “The Pink Panther” Movie Details

    The Pink Panther tagline: Get a clue!
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    Actors:
    Steve Martin Clouseau
    Kevin Kline Dreyfus
    Jean Reno Ponton
    Emily Mortimer Nicole
    Henry Czerny Yuri
    Kristin Chenoweth Cherie
    Roger Rees Larocque
    BeyoncГ© Knowles Xania
    Phillip Goodwin Deputy Chief Renard
    Henri Garcin President
    William Abadie Bizu
    Daniel Sauli Music Producer
    Jean Dell Justice Minister Clochard
    Anna Katarina Agent Corbeille
    Nick Toren Agent Savard
    Directors: Shawn Levy
    IMDB Rating: 5.1/10 out of 26,589 votes

    “The Pink Panther” Movie Review

    “The Pink Panther” Plot Summary

    Loosely based on the 1964 Peter Sellers original film, where the detective must solve the murder of a famous soccer coach and find out who stole the infamous Pink Panther diamond. add synopsis

    Very Funny

    I found this a very funny movie. My wife and I laughed through most of it and would recommend it to anyone. Yes, I grew up watching Peter Sellers and he was a great comedian but so is Steve and while the names and characters come from the early Panther movies, this one can stand on it’s own merits. Kevin Kline and Jean Reno also play their parts well. Best of all, this is a family movie without graphic violence and sex and is great for the whole family without sacrificing some of the jokes kids might not understand. 8 out of 10 only because I thought the movie could be longer than 90 minutes and wasted some opportunities for more comedy interactions.

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    ‘Apocalypse Now’ Download and Reviews

    October 2, 2009 by Paul Wall  
    Filed under Action, Drama, War

    “Apocalypse Now” Movie Details

    Apocalypse Now tagline: The Horror. . . The Horror. . .
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    Actors:
  • Kerry Rossall
  • Robert Duvall Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore
    Marlon Brando Colonel Walter E. Kurtz
    Martin Sheen Captain Benjamin L. Willard
    Frederic Forrest Jay ‘Chef’ Hicks
    Sam Bottoms Lance B. Johnson
    Laurence Fishburne Tyrone ‘Clean’ Miller
    Dennis Hopper Photojournalist
    Albert Hall Chief Phillips
    Harrison Ford Colonel Lucas
    G.D. Spradlin General Corman
    Jerry Ziesmer Jerry, Civilian
    Scott Glenn Lieutenant Richard M. Colby
    Bo Byers MP Sergeant #1
    James Keane Kilgore’s Gunner
    Mike from San Diego
    Directors: Francis Ford Coppola IMDB Rating: 8.6/10 out of 162,438 votes

    “Apocalypse Now” Movie Review

    “Apocalypse Now” Plot Summary

    During the on-going Vietnam War, Captain Willard is sent on a dangerous mission into Cambodia to assassinate a renegade Green Beret who has set himself up as a God among a local tribe.

    Truly a Masterpiece

    Somewhere on IMDb there is a discussion about the greatest director of all times (Spielberg, Copolla and others are named there). The greatest argument was around Spielberg and whether he is or isn’t a great director. The problem with Spielberg is that while he is a master technician, most of his films lack depth

    Saving Ryan is really outstanding from a technical point of view, but its message is dull and while its very entertaining, it doesn’t make you think about anything. AN is the best movie I ever saw because it combines great shooting with a deep philosophical perspective on so many things, starting from war in general, the clash of civilizations, the condition of soldier in wartimes (is a soldier a hero or an assassin? Brando says he is neither, the french lady says he is both …) and many others. The problem with some people is that they try to argue about whether these points are true or false. But a great movie, and a great piece of art in general is supposed to spark arguments, not to solve them … Maybe Coppola is right, or maybe he isn’t, nobody holds the truth anyway. You can watch this movie for its outer beauty, amazing scenes, great acting and memorable quotes and you will be entirely satisfied. But what really make this movie a masterpiece is its inner quality. You can’t help but make a comparison with the recent Fahrenheit documentary

    Both Copolla and Moore tackle similar issues, but while Copolla presents matters from an outside , objective point of view, Moore takes a very partisan position that really compromises the whole point of a documentary … It is really a shame that a film like Fahrenheit 9/11 won a prestigious award like Cannes. But anyway, if you want to start to understand a little of the Vietnam war, the Iraq war, the second World War and any war in general, you should definitely see this movie, and not the other one …

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