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This article is a review of the movie Melancholia…sort of.
At the beginning of each New Year, we are exposed to many lists. One list that I always like to look at is the Top Ten Movies of the Year. This year, one movie on many lists was the movie Melancholia, which I just view this past weekend.
In this Inception Review, I’ll tell you why you need not rush to see this movie if in fact you want to bother with it at all.
I was initially excited about Inception because I like almost all of the actors in it. I enjoy nearly all of Leonardo DiCaprio movies. We also have Joseph Gordon-Levitt of 500 Days of Summer fame, and Ellen Page, who played Juno, one of my favorite movies.
Sometimes you should listen to your movie store guy.
I know…many of you go to blockbuster and your movie store guy is a tweaked out teenager who would rather be skateboarding. Others of you never see your movie store guy because he is now a computer screen that reads Netflix.
As a somewhat decent uncle, I offered to take my 9 and 10 year old niece and nephew to see a movie. They chose Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
On the way to the theatre, I said to my girl friend, “You know one reason why I want to see What Happens in Vegas…I want to see if Cameron Diaz still has IT.”
I remember the first time I saw her…it was in the movie The Mask. When she appeared onscreen, I was mesmerized. How could someone have such amazing blue eyes and a smile that inviting? I was taken aback not only by her beauty but her charisma and playfulness, which was later on full exhibit in There’s Something About Mary.
When a movie ends, you look at that person you went with in that questioning manner. Your face does that did you like it? face.
After seeing I Could Never Be Your Woman, my friend and I made that scrunchy face, that face often made after someone just emitted a foul odor. Read More
My friend “rented” the movie Mr. Brooks last night. The dance clubs were a-calling so we were only able to see the first 15 minutes. We will watch it later today.
I have seen the movie Mr. Brooks…and I haven’t.
I did see it. About 6 months ago, Mr. Brooks was one of the first movies that I saw when I arrived in Uruguay. They promoted it very differently here and made the movie seem much better than the promotion I had seen in the USA.
After seeing No Country For Old Men, I was left with this feeling: huh? This movie won the Oscar for best picture?
I saw the movie in Uruguay. Typically, they show English movies in English with Spanish subtitles. I like this. A dubbed movie (which they do on television here) is simply irritating.