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In Reply to: Two more excellent movies at your local theater posted by rnhood on May 30, 2004 at 19:25:33:
My review or thoughts are very minimalistic but yours beat them all. Could you expand a little more, please, on this two films?
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the first is a Korean parable, following a monk through the 4 seasons of his life- spring he is a young child being taken care of by a monk on a monastary in the middle of a lake, summer he is a young man experiencing desire, still at the monastary, etc. It is beautifully photographed. A meditation on time and life.The second is the story of a child in Italy, again beautifully photographed Italian countryside. He discovers his father is involved in a crime and becomes torn between his father and the victim of the crime. The story itself struck me as a little preposterous, but I did like the characters and the setting.
I could not have briefly described it any better. But, for me I liked "I am not scared" quite a bit. Probably because it was one of the few movies that I did not read up on before seeing it. Being foreign, I sort of never knew what was coming. It made for a pleasantly tense movie, from start to finish. And yes, the photography was very beautifully done.Dogville is next on my list. Do you have a brief comment on this one?
I thought Dogville was an absolutely terrible movie. A lot of style (pretensious psuedo sophisticated anti-establishment flavor of the week style)over substance. The heart of this movie is nothing more than a old testiment/ Grimms fairytale style morality play. The moral of the this story; people are simplistic and shitty to the core. I found this movie more offensive the more I thought about it.
Lots of options out in CA for movies, gotta pick and choose, this one got bad reviews and doesn't appeal much to me.How about Super Size Me- man eats McDonald's food for a month, gets serious health problems. I liked it. That's the last movie I saw.
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