[quote author=John Hudson link=board=movies;num=1100042758;start=15#15 date=11/13/04 at 22:34:15]
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Carrey shuts the critics up who say he should stick to comedy) [/quote]
No ****. Just seen it a couple days ago. If he wasn't so good at the wacky stuff this dude would be getting nominated for serious awards. Time will come. It did for Murray and Williams. 8)
[quote author=Mike_Donis link=board=movies;num=1100042758;start=15#19 date=11/14/04 at 09:40:49]Actually that's *is* five, Phil. Big Fish came out in 2003 :
[quote author=Shadow link=board=movies;num=1100042758;start=0#1 date=11/09/04 at 15:29:40]I liked Heros for the photography.[/quote]
I agree. "Hero" had excellent Cinematography. But it is actually a film from 2003. Atleast in its original country. You could buy the DVD if ya have an all region dvd player, before the movie came out in America.
My faves so far:
Notre Musique
Oporto of My Childhood
Before Sunset
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind
Goodbye, Dragon Inn
Undertow
The Five Obstructions
Coffee and Cigarettes
Fahrenheit 9/11 and Control Room
Collateral
Spartan
1. Primer (USA)
2. Sideways (USA)
3. Hero (China)
4. Guerilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst (USA)
5. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (USA)
6. Strong Shoulders (Switzerland)
7. The Archimedes Principle (Spain)
8. Touching the Void (UK)
9. Garden State (USA)
10. Spider-Man 2 (USA)
I'm a film fest geek, I admit it. Some of the stuff on this list has yet to be released outside of the festival circuit. I'm still waiting to see Closer, The Aviator, and Kinsey.
I'm looking forward to The Assassination of Richard Nixon, any of you heard of it. Based on real life events, Assassination is set in 1974 and centers on a businessman (Sean Penn) who decides to take extreme measures to achieve his American dream.