my favourite movie would have to be Le scaphandre et le papillon. i really like the way they shot the film using the perspective of the main character. english title: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
My favorite movie would have to be "Transformers :Revenge of the Fallen." This is a great movie, filled with tons of action. It even has a bit of comedy in the mix!
pulp fiction and inglorious baster-ds and death proof too
I LOVE the films made by quentin tarantino the mortality of main characters ( not like most other movies where you know that the main character will not die in the middle of the film) the camara movement and cut are really good usage of music made his films the best ever
Blood Diamond. It came out during that long line of awesome movies like the departed and the good shepherd and stuff but it didnt get as much hype. A lot of action and plot.
Happy gilmore- hilarious the water boy-very funny, thats how a linebacker should be!!! Avatar: very immersive, my all-time favorite movie, i WUV'D the plot,amazing visuals even w/o 3D,im a sci-fi fan, good camera views. Zombie Land: one of the best spoof zombie movies ive ever seen Blood Diamond: sad, good plot The Crazies: ok plot, good idea for a movie, relatively realistic, very good costuming or whatever they call the mold-on stuff
In Bruges was fantastic, highly recommend it to everyone who hasn't seen it, same with The Hurt Locker, and to create a strange mix, Toy Story 3. Also, Moon. I watch a lot of movies, so it's hard to pick favorites, I just list the most recent movies I've seen that I could watch over and over again and never get bored of. Also, Transformers? Really? I can't stand them, but to each their own. And Toy Story 3 had more emotional depth than Avatar.
untrue! Avatar had much more emotional depth than Toy Story 3!
As much as I don't want this to turn into an Avatar v. Toy Story thread, I have to refute this. You just can't beat the connection to the characters that you have in Toy Story 3. To be fair to Avatar, Toy Story had three movies to build those connections, but still, I've never been more emotionally invested in movie characters in anything else. I will admit, I shed a few tears at several moments in TS3, whereas I had trouble seeing past the fact that the characters of Avatar were the same old cookie-cutter action movie cliches. It's true that they were higher end cliches, but cliches nonetheless. It didn't help that the storyline and plot were really just a facade for the shiny effects show, rather than something cool, involving, or, for that matter, original. Where Toy Story 3 pays tribute to a variety of other styles of movies, while maintaining a solid plot, Avatar just takes a plot that has been seen countless times before and plays with the characters and setting. And if you don't have a storyline to involve yourself in, and you don't have deep characters to involve yourself in, where can the emotional depth be? Toy Story wins on both fronts.
Yeah in Avatar there isn't really anything to get emotional of but toy story has decades of connections that threatend to be destroyed along with the toys lives.
Wall-e: Amazing characters and storyline Kung Fu Hustle: Best fighting movie ever period Shaolin soccer: Doesn't force soccer down your throat and is pretty funny. Cube: Don't know it's just so intresting.
the characters of Avatar were the same old cookie-cutter action movie cliches.
explain this. if you havent sen it, i will. yes, true, if you really shake it down to the basics it is a over-used topic, 'ocahontas', 'tree-huggers', whatever. but if you really go into the plot it goes far past that. it even has themes that mirror current world events.
It didn't help that the storyline and plot were really just a facade for the shiny effects show, rather than something cool, involving, or, for that matter, original
so throw in some amazing special effects and now the whole story itself is just a floppy reason to put that there? hardly.
