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Incredible film. An Excellent portrayal of organised crime in Rio de Janeiro, i feels so gritty and real.

When did i say this? i never post in the film threads so i think you have me mixed up with somebody else.

YouTube - Fubar 2 Movie Trailer (HD)

FUBAR TWO MOFOKER!!!!
it's not out yet but im still gonna be watching it lol :P

http://www.amoeba.com/dynamic-images...ah/sweet-movie

this was amazing....beautiful and disturbing at times...i honestly cannot describe it

Burp! Apologies Sir.

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This is one of my favorites :)

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Cocaine Cowboys
Certainly not the most well-made documentary I've ever seen, but a very interesting topic and I found a lot of the interviews fascinating. Hilariously enough, they actually got Jan Hammer, the guy who did the score for Miami Vice, to score this documentary.

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It's a documentary about James Nachtwey, a photographer who takes pictures of wars and poverty. He's been to every war in the last 20 years or something like that. I thought it was really interesting, and it was done in a nice way that kind of left room for us to see everything that he did. There were interviews, but they were short and/or in the background while we saw footage of him taking pictures or just flashes of photos he's taken. The movie also seemed to be about the subjects he was photographing as much as it was about him, but I liked that. Some of the scenes were really horrific and tragic, but it was presented in such a way as not to overwhelm.

These are some photos he's taken:

http://blog.camera80.ro/images/2007/...nachtwey-4.jpg

http://www.jamesnachtwey.com/jn/images/JN0009SINGA.jpg

http://andreacioffi.files.wordpress....s-nachtwey.jpg

It's powerful stuff.

Man, that's some seriously disturbing stuff. Especially the first one. :(

Yeah seriously. One nice thing about Nachtwey though was that he really came off as a genuine guy. That is, I got the feeling he was taking photographs to protest what was happening and try to help, not to exploit it as some photographers would. So while it was really bleak and awful, I still felt that he cared. And that made it seem better in a way.