Best one I've watched in awhile

i just watched moonrise kindom, it was good, definately one of/if not my least favorite of wes anderson's movies though. i didnt know anything about it going in, and was pretty taken aback by the young girl main character. mostly i just hated her, a lot of her dialogue sounded so memorized and didnt seem like she meant/knew what she was saying a lot of the time. she was cute though, i just figured she was some 18-20something year old like most actors playing some younger person. but she is 12? why put her in so much make up and in a bra and shit for so long? is this guilt supposed to be part of the reaction to the movie? i dont really get why he chose to do it this way.

plus i get that he was showing off the wonder/optimism of children, verses the disaffected adults he usually has as leads. i just didn't enjoy the scenes with just the kids nearly as much as the adult ones. also he shoulda used owen wilson.

Good flick. Have you seen The Silence? Recommended if you haven't.

I watched it in Swedish. Is it better in English?

direct yourself to the prometheus thread for spoilers and my thoughts on it

highly recommend you watch the original. The acting, cinematography and music are all superior to the american remake. Not to say its bad, but every aspect of the film is executed much better in the Swedish version

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i only wished i would have had the sense to do it halfway through.  i instead wasted an hour and a half on the whole thing, and i love rainn.  that shit sucked.





just saw Moonrise Kingdom tonight, and loved every second of it.  Wes kills it. 

Swedish over English for sure, but you HAVE to read the book.  So fucking gnarly.

Thrashin' is on netflix.

Tilda Swinton is superb (as usual),  and Ezra Miller is matches her step for step as Kevin who goes on a school shooting rampage which in turn leaves Swinton's character to deal with the aftermath.  Most of the film is Swinton and Miller's character going at it back and forth from your typical teen adolescence to her realize that something is seriously off with her son.  For me personally the best part of the film was the way that it was shot;  A lot of cool ways the characters are framed in scenes whether it be by windows, posters, items at the grocery stores (It's a lot of like director Lynne Ramsay's other films in that respect.)  John C. Reilly is also in the film as Kevin's father but he only appears sporadically throughout and its difficult to understand what he's saying most of the time because he is pretty much mumbling.  I'm not sure if I liked the film more than Gus Van Sant's Elephant which features the same subject matter but it's still really good.

Its the closest thing to a live action Fantastic mr fox as there will be. Especially that shot with the three of them holding onto the rope at the end

It was great, need to see it again

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you might wanna edit this for people who havnt seen the movie breh, pretty big spoiler. awesome movie tho

has anyone seen the new cronenberg movie?

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Super charming, solid acting all around, and a heart-felt underlying message.

The pacing was great -never a dull moment - and I was pleasantly surprised by how the young actors played their roles. The guy who played Moses did especially well. Plus, everyone has a cool accent.