Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter And Spring (Bom yeoreum gaeul gyeoul geurigo bom) (2003)9/10
The Haunting In Connecticut (2009) 3/10

This Man Must Die (Que la bête meure) (1969) 8/10
Valerie And Her Week Of Wonders (Valerie a týden divu) (1970) 6/10

The last films I saw were:

Secret
and
Antique

But seeing HP6 sooon *squee* Draco!!

Madame De (1953) 9/10
Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen (2009) 4/10

In The City Of Sylvia (En la ciudad de Sylvia) (2007) 8/10
A Touch Of Class (1973) 7/10

Shock Corridor (1963) 9/10

Women Of The Night (Yoru no onnatachi) (1948) 8/10
Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs (2009) 6/10

Silence And Cry (Csend és kiáltás) (1967) 8/10
Late Chrysanthemums (Bangiku) (1954) 7.5/10

Sound Of The Mountain (Yama no oto) (1954) 9/10
Land Of The Lost (2009) 2/10

In The Loop (2009) 8/10
The Hangover (2009) 6/10

Adventureland (2009) 7/10
Genova (2008) 5/10

MOON

9 out of 10, fantastic film, amazing performance by Sam Rockwell....I'd go so far as to say Oscar worthy!

Don't read too much about this film if you don't want to get spoiled, some reviewers have been saying far too much about the plot.

Il Divo (2008) 7.5/10

Colonel Redl (Oberst Redl) (1985) 8/10
Vampyr (1932) 7/10

The Grocer's Son (Le fils de l'épicier) (2007) 8/10
Duplicity (2009) 5/10

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Originally posted by jackassfan:
Colonel Redl (Oberst Redl) (1985) 8/10
Vampyr (1932) 7/10

I saw Vampyr a few years ago, a very strange dreamlike film. It's almost an amateur film rather than professionally made. The lead actor provided most of the finance for the film. The film was initially made as a silent film, then sound was added.

quote:

Originally posted by jackassfan:
Colonel Redl (Oberst Redl) (1985) 8/10
Vampyr (1932) 7/10

Re Colonel Redl. This is part of a trilogy. The other 2 films are Mephisto which is available on DVD and Hanussen which is not available on DVD in the UK.

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Originally posted by El Loro:

quote:

Originally posted by jackassfan:
Colonel Redl (Oberst Redl) (1985) 8/10
Vampyr (1932) 7/10

Re Colonel Redl. This is part of a trilogy. The other 2 films are Mephisto which is available on DVD and Hanussen which is not available on DVD in the UK.

I have Mephisto on my lovefilm.com rental queue

The Small Back Room (1949) 9/10
Green Fish (Chorok mulkogi) (1997) 8/10
Grey Gardens (2009) 7/10

The Man Who Knew Too much (1934) 8/10

Detour (1945) 8.5/10
Butterfly Kiss (1995) 6/10

The Vanishing (Spoorloos (1988) 8/10

Hell (L'enfer) (2005) 7.5/10
Good (2008) 4/10

Murder My Sweet (1944) 9/10
The Scarlet Empress (1934) 7/10

Breakdown (1997) 8/10 - if you liked Duel, you'll like this.

Black Narcissus (1947) 9/10

Butterfly on a Wheel - very good i thought.

The Search (1948) 9/10
Public Enemies (2009) 7.5/10

Escapist (2008 with Brian Cox) 7.5/10.

A joint Irish/UK production about a prison escape, which is well acted and exciting. The structure may seem odd with scenes of the escape intercut with the events leading to the start of the escape, but don't let that put you off. Look out for it on Film 4.

Songs From The Second Floor (Sånger från andra våningen) (2000) 8/10
Adam Resurrected (2008) 4/10

Les Biches (1968) 7.5/10
Timecrimes (Los cronocrímenes) (2007) 7.5/10

The Match Factory Girl (Tulitikkutehtaan tyttö) (1990) 8/10

The Uninvited (1944) 8/10
Bronson (2009) 4/10

Portrait Of Jennie (1948) 8.5/10

The Spiral Staircase (1945) 9/10
Ascent To Heaven (Subida al cielo) (1952) 8/10

Mr Nice Guy (1996) 5/10. A Jackie Chan film set in Australia - no where near as good as his Who Am I? (which although the story is absurd, the stunt work is outstanding).

The Skin Game (1931) 5/10

American Beauty (1999) 10/10 6th viewing
Wedding Daze (2006) 4/10

Sanjuro (Tsubaki Sanjûrô) (1962) 8.5/10

Crazed Fruit (Kurutta kajitsu) (1956) 8/10
Regeneration (1997) 8/10