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Old 10-14-2010, 04:36 PM   #8241 (permalink)
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I regret not having seen this before last night - it's just amazing.
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Old 10-14-2010, 05:00 PM   #8242 (permalink)
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I still haven't decided if it's "so bad it's good" or if it's just crap.
Gregg Araki has always been an acquired taste and he wanted to shock people with this film he said but I found it to be very hit and miss and more style over substance. One of his later film Mysterious Skin was an improvement but there was a lot to dislike about that film too.
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Old 10-15-2010, 01:36 AM   #8243 (permalink)
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less than the sum of its parts. having said that, it was pretty fun.
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What a bone-chilling review of how beyond ****ed the military-industrial complex is.
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Old 10-15-2010, 03:29 PM   #8245 (permalink)
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Gregg Araki has always been an acquired taste and he wanted to shock people with this film he said but I found it to be very hit and miss and more style over substance. One of his later film Mysterious Skin was an improvement but there was a lot to dislike about that film too.
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Outstanding, probably my favourite of the year - even more so than Inception.
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Outstanding, probably my favourite of the year - even more so than Inception.
....really?

That's unusually high marks for what seems like a biography. Unless they challenge some real boundaries, I find it hard to believe that its going to mount a credible challenge to Inception.

What made you like it so much?
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Old 10-15-2010, 04:41 PM   #8248 (permalink)
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....really?

That's unusually high marks for what seems like a biography. Unless they challenge some real boundaries, I find it hard to believe that its going to mount a credible challenge to Inception.

What made you like it so much?
I just got back from the theatre, and I like the whole theatre experience. Except for the fact I bought £30s worth of DVDs and I lost them and ran round the cinema trying to retrieve them... But yeah, I felt more satisfied when I came away from this than when I came away from Inception.

I think it's a lot funnier than I imagined, the dialogue was spot on. It was really well directed, as you'd expect from Fincher but also really well acted, Jessie Eisenberg was wonderful and Justin Timberlake was surprisingly good. I thought the story would be the weak link, as I generally detest Facebook but I loved the story. Deliriously entertaining stuff. I genuinely think it could win best picture, I haven't enjoyed a trip to the cinema that much in a long time.
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Gregg Araki has always been an acquired taste and he wanted to shock people with this film he said but I found it to be very hit and miss and more style over substance. One of his later film Mysterious Skin was an improvement but there was a lot to dislike about that film too.
I actually much preferred Mysterious Skin, but I will admit that The Doom Generation certainly held my attention.
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