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It happens constantly.
Let me begin with "Fear and loathing in Las vegas" (Zee studio) What a horrible film. I was reasonably impressed the first time. Perhaps I was stoned like the characters. Don't get me wrong, Terry Gilliam is a great filmmaker. Either horrible choice of adaptation or it's just a failed attempt. I needed a coffee to remove the stench caused by over analysis of its pointlessness. For better psychedelic experience with neat performance, I'd better watch Depp in "Dead man" (also quite frequent in Zee studio). Now that's the kind of film to watch, and meditate on. That film had a great technique, and perfect pattern to evolve the genre. This is just old school trying and failing. |
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It happens constantly. The Hudsucker Proxy was a movie I changed my mind on. I just thought it was a lark the first time I saw it. In fact I didnt even watch it fully. Then HBO played it late one night and I couldn't change the channel. Paul Newman ![]() |
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Fight Club .....I thought I'd outgrow (?) it. Six years and yet to. Still a simmering madness.
Mostly I see I tend to always like what I liked. But most often the change-of-heart has been about ones I trashed the first time because of haste to categorize it and dismiss. Some movies I nearly nodded off when I saw but couldn't stop thinking about later (though I haven't watched them again since) Madodoyo Taste of Cherry y tu mama tambien |
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Some movies I nearly nodded off when I saw but couldn't stop thinking about later (though I haven't watched them again since) ![]() |
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2001: A Space Odessey. Second time with some *preparations* worked wonders. Found this some weeks ago.The site which PR gave me was also useful.As ebert says-"The beauty of the movie is actually in not in how much Kubrick tells,but how little he tells us." |
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I think it would have to be Goodfellas for me. Remember loving it the first time I saw (romba long ago..) and when I revisited it again last week, found myself waiting impatiently for it to end. The portrayal of gangster life for what it is - violent, immoral and vengeful is all fine, but except De Niro nothing could keep me interested.
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