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Movie #64: Copenhagen
The 2002 BBC TV movie, based on the , Copenhagen explores the mysterious meeting between Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg in 1941, their teacher-student relationship, friendship, their conflict at being on opposite sides of the war, and the one tiny oversight that may have saved the world. Do just see it. It's amazing. And Daniel Craig, Stephen Rea ( Read more... ) -
Movie #63: Tron
I saw TRON: Legacy. A while back, actually. It was awesome. The story was too simple, but it was visually stunning. -
Movie #62: Inception
Um, if any of you haven't seen Inception, please just do. It's a perfect movie. -
Movie #61: Flyboys
Flyboys (2006) is a fun look at early war-time aviation.
Serious? Somewhat.
Good? Yeah.
Worth watching? Probably.
Deep? No.
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Movie #60: Stop-Loss
Stop-Loss (2008) was beyond all regular kinds of awesome. It's a movie about the US policy that has kept over 58,000 US soldiers in the service after they'd fulfilled their contractual obligations and wished to leave ( Read more... ) -
Movie question about Edge of Darkness
Edge of Darkness question ahead, but only for those who have already seen the movie or don't mind spoilers.
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Thriller, Dog Day Afternoon head for U.S. film registry
Thriller, Dog Day Afternoon head for U.S. film registry
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Movie #59: Transporter 2
Transporter 2 (2005) sucked. Really. But there are reasons to watch it. Jason Statham is so sexy and athletic and so beautiful in the efficiency of his movements that he makes you want to crazy things like tonfa kata in your living room. And it was great to see Keith David (of "Gargoyles") in a live-action role (he's been in tons, but I haven't ( Read more... ) -
Movie #58: Darktown Strutters
Darktown Strutters / Get Down and Boogie (1975) is a satiristic tribute to the blaxploitation film. I think. Really, it was probably the strangest film I've ever seen.
