Strange Days had some great perspective on a lot of things. Substance, people, compulsions. And it was done with so much style. Digged the plot and its cast too. Was surprised to see James Cameron in it, in a Luc Besson-ish way.
Now, Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘The Hurt Locker’ is looking good. Looking forward.
The Hurt Locker
Aronofsky. Radiohead.
rant?
RIP
Luke.
Ebert!
As in all Indian movies, there is no sex, but because this is a U.S. production, there is some kissing, and wow, it beats anything in the Kama Sutra.
From his review of Outsourced.
Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead
I’ve come across quite a few of these plots lately, ones where everything just goes wrong and then even worse, just as it is most likely to happen in real life. In reality, beyond a point things just don’t get OK; there are no miraculous twists in our lives that ensure happy endings. You reap [...]
Apocalypto
It’s been called unnecessarily gory, excessively strange and even downright mad by some. I’m thinking freakin’ brilliant.
