Red Mosquito

I might do this if there was an easy way.

theplatypus wrote:We had the best time at your party
The wife and I thank you very much

Well that was a mess. Its not bad but..it tries too hard to be a cool and deep movie and it fails.

Ed Norton was awesome. It gets a little too meta for its own good, but I still enjoyed it. The continuous camera was neat, too. Its a very pretty movie.

I loved this movie.

Keaton did a fantastic job. Interesting story and film and yea. norton was great too.

Strat wrote:I loved this movie.

Keaton did a fantastic job. Interesting story and film and yea. norton was great too.

You're not just one of the good ones, you're one of the best ones.

I looooved this movie! Not a single dull moment for me, it had me smiling and mesmerized from start to end. Amazing acting by everybody, bold direction with superb edition and just drums soundtrack. Clearly above The Imitation Game and American Sniper, the academy got it right.

VinylGuy wrote:Well that was a mess. Its not bad but..it tries too hard to be a cool and deep movie and it fails.

Funny how we perceived things so differently. it successed in every aspect for me, It seemed messy, but it was quite cohese in its apparent mess, kinda like jazz drumming.

Human Bass wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Well that was a mess. Its not bad but..it tries too hard to be a cool and deep movie and it fails.

Funny how we perceived ,hings so differently. it successed in every aspect for me, It seemed messy, but it was quite cohese in its apparent mess, kinda like jazz drumming.

what a great post this is

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Human Bass wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Well that was a mess. Its not bad but..it tries too hard to be a cool and deep movie and it fails.

Funny how we perceived ,hings so differently. it successed in every aspect for me, It seemed messy, but it was quite cohese in its apparent mess, kinda like jazz drumming.

what a great post this is

Ah thanks. I was reading the old posts of this thread, and yeah, I agree with you that the Iñarritu has a very in your face style, like Wes Anderson also does. Moonrise Kingdom was the movie that Anderson style felt to me to fit perfectly, without feeling heavy handed. And I got the same feeling with Birdman, the in your face but not heavy handed, something quite rare.

i still have not seen this movie

Guys!

I just heard from Vermin.

He said he liked it quite a bit!!!

finally saw this and i loved it, already bought the dvd. i wish i had seen it earlier in the theater. not sure i am totally on board with the final shot, however i have nothing but high praise for the rest of the movie. despite being very excited and wanting to see this when it was released, i never got around to a theater showing, so watching it now after having read all about it and seeing the acclaim it had received i was afraid my expectations might be at an unreasonable level and come away unhappy. glad to say this wasn't the case, and i certainly wouldn't call it an overrated film. it's a great movie.

durdencommatyler wrote:Guys!

I just heard from Vermin.

He said he liked it quite a bit!!!

Is he coming back?