I’m still in if you’re still in.
Remember what I just said about really good movies making excellent moviemaking look easy? The same goes for .
Either that, or I’ve just been an especially sentimental pile of choked-up moviegoer lately.
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Posted: January 10th, 2008 under Film.
Comments: 8
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Comment from Chad
Time: 10 January 2008, 14:07
Go see “There Will Be Blood.” No sentimentality there. And it doesn’t look like it was easy to make. It is pretty awesome. Unless, you want the sentimental, in which case you have seen the movie I would suggest.
Comment from Jake
Time: 10 January 2008, 14:28
That one is next on my list. Though I keep wanting to call it There Will Be Blood For Oil. It just makes more sense.
Comment from BP
Time: 10 January 2008, 17:06
That one looks like a winner.
Comment from Robin
Time: 11 January 2008, 07:03
Juno was a great movie. However, I will never forgive Diablo Cody for calling Iowa City the “armpit of the midwest”, in that annoying book of hers ‘Candystripper’. Anyone who calls IC names is on my shit list.
Comment from Sunday
Time: 11 January 2008, 13:00
))((
Comment from Chad
Time: 12 January 2008, 13:24
Whoops, my original post didn’t show up. Black Book is another good one I saw on DVD. Directed by Paul “Showgirls, Basic Instinct” Verhoeven. A Jewish woman infiltrates the Nazis as a spy in WWII for the Dutch resistance. Pretty goddamn good. It is also in Dutch and German.
Comment from ahook
Time: 13 January 2008, 15:02
I found it unrealistic that Juno would be a Mott the Hoople fan.
Comment from Kate
Time: 13 January 2008, 22:37
“All the Young Dudes,” when I heard it in the movie, just made me think of “Clueless” – this because I am a tot.
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