The Good, The Bad, The Weird (Joheunnom nabbeunnom isanghannom) (2008) 7/10
The Last House On The Left (2009) 4/10

My Friend Ivan Lapshin (Moy drug Ivan Lapshin) (1984) 8.5/10
The Young Victoria (2009) 5/10

Eyes Without A Face (Les yeux sans visage) (1960) 8/10
Drifting Clouds (Kauas pilvet karkaavat) (1996) 8/10

Equus- I originally bought this movie because I
like "Amadeus" which is also adapted from a Peter Shaffer play.

It's a thought provoking
play/movie that leaves you thinking "what the hell was that all about?" but in a good way.

Richard Burton
is craggy, brooding and charismatic as in all his movies and for anyone who has ever suspected
that psychiatry/psychology might be a load of bunkum, this movie/play asks some important
questions about the role of psychiatry aswell as about conformity, religion/atheism, modernity, art and humanity.

BTW, male fans of Jenny Agutter might also find the nude stable scenes of interest.

I give this movie 9/10

Cluny Brown (1946) 9/10
The Girlfriend Experience (2009) 7/10

Do You Know Me? Should win some sort of award for preposterous plot.

Don't forget, Well-Wisher, Logan's Run with Jenny Agutter is on television this afternoon!

Felidae 10/10

One of my favourite animated movies. Not for
fans of Disney or cuddly animals.

The Record Of A Tenement Gentleman (Nagaya shinshiroku) (1947) 9/10

Young Sherlock Holmes 7/10

Exuberant performances from the child actors and, although it was directed by Barry Levinson it's got a touch of Spielberg magic about it. A great kids movie.

the pink panther.

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Originally posted by KAT-KILLER:
Young Sherlock Holmes 7/10

Exuberant performances from the child actors and, although it was directed by Barry Levinson it's got a touch of Spielberg magic about it. A great kids movie.

I reckon that Young Sherlock Holmes has the best post-credits scene of any film ever made.

3 Women (1977) 9/10 2nd viewing
The Secret Life Of Bees (2008) 4/10

El Sur (1983) 7.5/10

Black Rain (Kuroi ame) (1989) 9/10
Fitzcarraldo (1982) 7.5/10

The Hangover 8.5/10

Day Of Wrath (Vredens dag) (1943) 8.5/10
Shoot On Sight (2007) 4/10

Witness For The Prosecution (1957) 9.5/10 2nd viewing

Damn forgot to post yesterday

Diary Of A Country Priest (Journal d'un curé de campagne) (1951) 9/10
Sunshine Cleaning (2008) 8/10
Citizen Ruth (1996) 7.5/10
Night At The Museum 2 (2009) 4/10

Don't Tell (La bestia nel cuore) (2005) 7/10
Confessions Of A Shopaholic (2009) 3/10

Nightwatch (Nattevagten) (1994) 7/10

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

I had to watch this in two parts, quite a long film. But I enjoyed it and if you have the time I think it is worth a watch.

Apa (1966) 8/10

Repast (Meshi) (1951) 9/10
My Bloody Valentine (2009) 2/10

L'Argent (1983) 8.5/10

Cleo From 5 To 7 (Cléo de 5 à 7) (1962) 8/10
The Loss Of A Teardrop diamond (2008) 6/10

Brute Force (1947) 9/10
Cat People (1942) 8/10

Black Narcissus was the last film I saw. It suddenly appeared this afternoon on Channel 4 whilst I was taking a break from Shakespeare. I love it.

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Originally posted by Tarquin Vilenose II:
Black Narcissus was the last film I saw. It suddenly appeared this afternoon on Channel 4 whilst I was taking a break from Shakespeare. I love it.

Black Narcissus, along with A Matter of Life and Death, I Know Where I am Going, and A Canterbury Tale are my 4 favourite Michael Powell/Emeric Pressburger films and show that Powell was Britain's top director.

Close Up (Nema-ye Nazdik) (1990) 6/10

Casque D'or (1952) 8/10
Terminator Salvation (2009) 4/10

Big Deal On Madonna Street (I soliti ignoti) (1958) 9/10
Up (2009) 7.5/10

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Originally posted by El Loro:

quote:

Originally posted by Tarquin Vilenose II:
Black Narcissus was the last film I saw. It suddenly appeared this afternoon on Channel 4 whilst I was taking a break from Shakespeare. I love it.

Black Narcissus, along with A Matter of Life and Death, I Know Where I am Going, and A Canterbury Tale are my 4 favourite Michael Powell/Emeric Pressburger films and show that Powell was Britain's top director.

Yes, I think, as you say, he has a good claim to be seen as Britain's top director.

Battle of Algiers by Gillo Pontecorvo.
Such a good film.

Flavour Of Green Tea Over Rice (Ochazuke no aji) (1952) 9/10
Sword Of Doom (Dai-bosatsu tôge) (1966) 9/10
Little Caesar (1931) 8/10

The Cow (Gaav) (1969) 8/10
Drag Me To Hell (2009) 7/10
Flawless (2007) 4/10

Oasis (2002) 8.5/10

Volver.

It had some good moments but all of a sudden lapsed into absurdity.

Sugar Cane Alley (Rue cases nègres) (1983) 8.5/10
Claire Dolan (1998) 7.5/10

The Breakfast Club
St Elmo's Fire
Pretty in Pink

Seen them before years ago loved them then and still do

Che Part 1 & 2 (2008) 8/10
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