Don't know if anybody posted this already, but even so it's worth a second look:
http://hypenotice.com/enterteainment/visual-representations-of-over-used-movie-poster-cliches/28/
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Sorry, but it's just more boo-hooing from a gluttonous Tinseltown.
According to Box Office Mojo, there have been (so far) 58 feature films who
world-wide box-office has exceeded $100 million dollars. In addition, three
films, Harry Potter - Deathly Hallows - Part 5, Transformers: Dark of the
Earl certainly has a major point.
the theatre experience sucks in the US because the person next to you
doesn't give a damn about the person next to them.
I could never understand why people come to the theatre pay
admission so they can chat to their friend, boyfriend, girlfriend,
mom, dad,
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Hollywood does still make a few good films each year...Drive We Need to
Talk About Kevin were IMO pretty decent; however when I think of my favorite
films over the past several years the majority are foreign...
I Saw The Devil
Sin Nombre
The Secret In Their Eyes
The Man From Nowhere
...and
Very good post. Even when the truth is hiding in plain sight, it's easy to
look at things from an old model.
Kirby
On Dec 29, 2011, at 11:03 AM, Phillip W. Ayling wrote:
Bruce,
The article is interesting and I agree with your comments as well. I also
want to offer some additional
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http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/money/53195051-79/billion-million-movie-2011.html.csp
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My thinking is that most current movies aren't very good, and that they are
too expensive, too much trouble to go to, and there are a million good
alternatives that are far cheaper and just as entertaining.
One film that I did see which is good is WAR HORSE. This will join the list of
really
good Spielberg films. It's an old fashioned film, shot on film I believe, and
it looks like it.
I was having to fight back the tears at the end. It's not a seriously Great
Film as in Top Ten
or anything
Bruce,
The article is interesting and I agree with your comments as well. I also want
to offer some additional thoughts. Hollywood (whatever that is) once focused
only on domestic Box Office. In the early days of cinema - while movies were
made in many places - US cinema got a boost, not only
I would love to add to the TOP MOVIES OF THE YEAR also MELANCHOLIA by Lars
Von Trier, a true masterpiece.
I don't remember if it got released in the US...but if you can, check it
out.
Paolo
2011/12/29 Kirby McDaniel ki...@movieart.net
One film that I did see which is good is WAR HORSE. This
I agree Kirby we saw it Christmas day.
jim
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I agree Kirby. It is what I call a 5 hankie film. I was crying at several
parts throughout the film. I loved the look of it and the story line was
beautiful. Happy New Year to all.
Sue
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Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2011 10:28:56 -0600
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I agree - Melancholia is definitely worth watchingperformances, pacing,
it's almost 2 short films in one which tie together really well.
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Philip
to recapitulate, what you're saying is:
the US has 300,000,000 people
the world has 7,000,000,000 people
the 4% of the world population the US has is becoming unimportant in
comparison to the 96% of the other people on the Earth
THE NERVE OF THOSE FILM COMPANIES
Rich
At 09:03
Brilliant, the fourth film in a series based on a Disney ride, with
more to come.
And Tintin, inferior screen version of something that was near perfect
in the original form, largely due to the remarkable draughtsmanship.
That's lost and what they retain could essentially have been created
I will go see any Cohen Brothers movie. Tarantino I can wait for - even skip -
on TV. I seriously did not get INGLORIOUS BASTERDS. But I'm
fully prepared to admit I know nothing.
The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin seriously forbids the impetus to talk, text,
chat and generally be obnoxious in
The Alamo Drafthouse in Austin seriously forbids the impetus to
talk, text, chat and generally be obnoxious in their theaters.
They run a short piece before the film begins telling to be silent
and keep your cell phones dark during the film. You get one
warning. Then you're ejected. They do
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I saw the Muppet Movie and Rise of the Planet of the Apes and those were
wonderful films. TV is the great competitor especially with large screens and
great sound. That coupled with iTunes and Netflix it's getting tougher to get
butts in the seats. Just saw an article how the biggest audiences
I think the exhibitors could fix the problem easy
the Movie experience works best by being a social connection of
shared community, also is the best place to take a date and then
dinner... and also its great to experience a film on a mega Big
scrren withe the sound at concert level..
the
Very enjoyable doc.
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