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fallow
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not the cleverest, mind you.

A flim that spoke to you despite however atrocious it might have been inconstruction.
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Sorry, I can't resist...

quote:
A flim...
flam.

[Evil]
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fallow
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Nemo was a good one. plucky!

Didn't see Tarantino's.

Passed on gangs of NY, and by all acounts, + and -, this was a good choice.
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fallow
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I finally met a hatracker!

It was Godric, on his second viewing!

*winces*

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::scratches head::

Huh?
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fallow
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I thought you liked the film?
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I just saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and I loved it. Brilliant screenplay beautifully exectuted. I want to see it again.
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Touching the Void was the most incredible thing I have seen in a very long time. And the scenery was incredible as well.
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Return of the King. It's a beautiful film, even in the battle scenes...wonderfully directed and all that.
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Big Fish was absolutly gorgeous. It was a strange and beautiful and touching tale with a nicely developed Tim Burton touch.
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I'd have to say Return of the King too. I have issues with the scriptwriting, but Minas Tirith was just too breathtaking for words.
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Whale Rider was lovely. And Return of the King, though its ending sucked, contained the most beautiful movie scene I've ever watched (the harrying of Faramir).
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I didn't see many films this year, but I can pretty much garuntee the most beautiful film of all time is Barry Lyndon.

*Hums Franz Schubert's German Dance No. 1 in C-Major*

Hobbes [Smile]
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Lost in Translation was bizarre yet beautiful. Whale Rider was incredibly beautiful, if a little slow at times. 21 Grams was so ugly it went all the way around to beautiful.
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Big Fish Big Fish Big Fish
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Most beautiful films this year?

They're my top 3 - In America, Lost In Translation, and Return of the King.
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Taalcon,

In america, not american splendor?

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All of the 3 LOTR movies were very beautifully shot....I wish I could visit NZ at least once.

I really, really wanted to see Big Fish, but my wife didn't....soooo, needless to say that we didn't....yet. [Big Grin]
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Kill Bill, just because I think it had some of the most beautiful people in it, despite the blood and all.
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Tell her it totally qualifies as a chick movie.

edit: hee hee - that was to kwea

[ March 31, 2004, 10:42 AM: Message edited by: Annie ]
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