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Zentropa, To Live and Die in LA, Central Station, Breathless

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Any body else like these movies as much as I did?

Re: Zentropa, To Live and Die in LA, Central Station, Breathless edta 16:41:38 12/31/00 (1)
I've only seen To Live and Die... great flick. Looked all of these up on IMDB. All are considered very special films related to film noir. That's my beat. Way back when, I posted a few dozen film noir classics. They may still be on here if you do a search.
Re: Breathless--you are considering the original, right?
BTW, welcome. Glad to see a film nut on here with my kind of bias.
- Where we let our hair down. edta 16:50:10 12/31/00 (0)
  In case you don't know. http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/outside/ is where we let our hair down. We could use a new viewpoint IMHO.
Re: Zentropa, To Live and Die in LA, Central Station, Breathless Bob Heaton 05:37:54 12/31/00 (0)
Bought Central Station because it was in the IMDB top 250 movies of all time. Enjoyed it very much.
Re: Zentropa, To Live and Die in LA, Central Station, Breathless Ears 12:21:36 12/30/00 (0)
I've only seen Zentropa, and I liked it a lot. Very unusual feel to that film.
Re: Zentropa, To Live and Die in LA, Central Station, Breathless Doug Schneider 11:11:59 12/30/00 (1)
If you're talking about Richard Gere's Breathless movie that's more than 15 years old....I LOVED it.....Valerie Kapriski I believe was the co-star.
Central Station is a fabulous, mostly overlooked movie. Very well worth seeking out.
Doug Schneider
www.soundstagenetwork.com

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