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Waking Life
Director - Richard Linklater
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 03/09/2004
| Before the 'Befores' - Sunset and Sunrise, Linklater made this fascinating, unique movie. 'Life' is an absorbing dream-like Odyssey of ideas about life, philosophy and the world. Techn....read full review |
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Collateral
Director - Michael Mann
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 03/09/2004
| Mann (Heat, The Insider) can't make a bad movie: but with Collateral he spoils a good one. His claustrophobic, intense style is there but he's 'blockbustered' it with a pounding rock s....read full review |
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The Village
Director M Night Shyamalan
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 22/08/2004
| The biggest twist in Village is the way it's filmed. Cinematically dishonest, it cheats the audience by misusing the 'grammar' of film. A 'cry wolf' movie: music, shot selection, e....read full review |
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Before Sunset
Richard Linklater
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 19/08/2004
| Before Sunset is a movie for writers. The love story is a tough genre: if we don't connect with the characters and their relationship - there is no film. Jesse and Celine connect; with each other....read full review |
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Fahrenheit 9/11
Michael Moore
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 19/08/2004
| Fahrenheit is an important film. It is passionate, partisan and manipulative; at times queasily so. More satirical polemic than a documentary, Moore knows his business: his treatment of the events of ....read full review |
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In The Cut
Jane Campion
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Review by
Zettel(4003) on 30/06/2004
| Director Jane Campion, aided by a brave, intelligent performance by Meg Ryan, has produced a challenging movie exploring seriously the unsettling but fascinating relationship between sexuality, love a....read full review |
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The Singing Detective
Dennis Potter
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Review by
olebut(6399) on 09/03/2004
The film of the TV series, now set in America and starring Robert Downey Jr in the Michael Gambon role as Dan Dark.
A very good adaptation - in 1 1/2 hours of what was over 8 hours of television (....read full review |
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Big Fish
Tim Burton
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Review by
Ticonderoga(6708) on 08/02/2004
| A film of miraculous beauty, and the most moving that I have seen in years. It's a story about our need for stories, and their power to heal, transform, liberate and save; it shows how myth can te....read full review |
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Secretary
Starring Maggie Gyllenhaal & James Spader
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Review by
Bobo(3757) on 03/02/2004
| A film which manages to be both delightful and disturbing in equal measure, Secretary stands out as one of 2003's cinema triumphs. It challenges the conventional notions of romantic liaison and s....read full review |
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Elmina's Kitchen
Kwame Kwei-Armah
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Review by
Anna Reynolds(4614) on 22/01/2004
| The screen version of Kwame Kwei-Armah's celebrated play, recently at the National Theatre. The author is also a Casualty regular. A really stunning piece of writing; sharp, beautiful dialogue, bi....read full review |
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