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Over the Edge (1979)
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All movies or TV series' by Jonathan Kaplan
Sicko (2007)
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Both terrible and beautiful. I only wish Denmark, and other countries, had their own Michael Moore's so we could start focusing on our own problems rather than just generalizing some loveworthy foreign nation with a centralized system detrimental to everyone...just like the case here in Denmark and in so many other places...something fundamental lost along the way.
Tags: Documentary
All movies or TV series' by Michael Moore
Alice in Wonderland (1951)
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A charming, visually mindblowing watch, but somehow it still fails to really nail it.
All movies or TV series' by Hamilton Luske
Robin Hood (1973)
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Tags: Disney
All movies or TV series' by Wolfgang Reitherman
Anarchism in America (1983)
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Tags: Documentary
All movies or TV series' by Steven Fischler
The Ten Commandments (1956)
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All movies or TV series' by Cecil B. DeMille
Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
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All movies or TV series' by Otto Preminger
The Time Machine (1960)
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All movies or TV series' by George Pal
Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)
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+1 star for sheer significance and the importance of experiencing it. I'm not positing it is the full truth, merely that much of the material touched upon in it, is still in dire need of radical change. It's particularly so fucking terrible to witness the casualties of war and all the suffering, juxtaposed with lunatic soldiers masking the cold facts of warfare (and warfare completely uncalled for at that) with the entertainment industry's simplified fiction and glorified (ignorant and cold-blooded) violence. I really can't believe it! It's like they believe they're just performing a regular job and fail to realise their personal, all too real, responsibility. And my country's (Denmark) soldiers were involved in this; I am so fucking ashamed. Furthermore, watching the soldiers' encouraged child-like mentalities makes you understand how terrible it in turn is, that some twisted mastermind politician cynics-whatever can make these twisted and inhumane decisions, to both brainwash and take advantage of the invading soldiers (and (patronise) the remaining citizens via media bullshit en masse) of their own respective countries and to brutally murder and harm the innocent citizens of the unlucky random (not politically!) weaker military target. If only nationalist bias could be universally put to death, we would take a tremendous resounding step forward.
Tags: Documentary
All movies or TV series' by Michael Moore
Pulp Fiction (1994)
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All movies or TV series' by Quentin Tarantino
Singin' in the Rain (1952)
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All movies or TV series' by Gene Kelly
The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
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Love its quirky atmosphere.
All movies or TV series' by Roger Corman
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
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Curiously compelling, but I recall liking The Royal Tennenbaums better.
All movies or TV series' by Wes Anderson
Pink Flamingos (1972)
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Pretty fucking awesome. The killer rock 'n' roll soundtrack, the characters and acting particularly stand out. However (!), I wasn't so damn happy about the animal cruelty. Granted, it furthered the point of their filthyness and badass-ness in general disrespect for everything around them, however that obviously doesn't justify jack shit - exactly as it wouldn''t have, had the human murder or whateva been real. So fuck you John, but you made a good movie.
All movies or TV series' by John Waters
The Brood (1979)
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All movies or TV series' by David Cronenberg
Natural Born Killers (1994)
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All movies or TV series' by Oliver Stone
Six-String Samurai (1998)
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All movies or TV series' by Lance Mungia
THX 1138 (1971)
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All movies or TV series' by George Lucas
Malcolm X (1992)
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To put my experience to words: Denzel Washington's performance was truly outstanding; developing from a smartass crook to an honoured and respected spokesperson of a people surpressed and later against the general multicultural blade of racism; and on top of that a pulsating soundtrack and beautiful filming - what more can you ask for? The assasination scene truly moved me; So honest and loving a person ultimately embracing everyone -is brutally murdered while advocating the beautiful everlasting dream of peace and freedom. Terrible. The only thing left to say is: I am Malcolm X!
All movies or TV series' by Spike Lee
The Wild Angels (1966)
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All movies or TV series' by Roger Corman
My Fair Lady (1964)
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Audrey Hepburn performs the role terrifically and I love her () grinding cat-like original dialect, and Colonel Pickering is a merry old chap.
All movies or TV series' by George Cukor
Psycho (1960)
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Anthony Perkins performs the role terrifically, I was truly in doubt about what was really going on and the soundtrack was, as typically is from Mr. Herrmann, splendid, however in boiling down to an ultimate experience, I wasn't all that entertained by it. Maybe i'm just psychotic, I don't know. I didn't find the sudden change of characters all that successful, and the way they got around to the psycho analysis ending seemed somewhat forced.
All movies or TV series' by Alfred Hitchcock
The Woodsman (2004)
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All movies or TV series' by Nicole Kassell
Night on Earth (1991)
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Beautiful depictions of the nocturnal atmospheres of the cities. Notables include: Winona, New York and Helsinki actors and the streetwise blind siren.
All movies or TV series' by Jim Jarmusch
Scorpio Rising (1963)
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All movies or TV series' by Kenneth Anger
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
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Lame, though halfway acceptable action towards the dearly welcomed end.
Tags: Marvel
All movies or TV series' by Brett Ratner
The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)
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A unique cinematic experience. It's not horror or action scifi, it's simply mystery, and I never knew what was going to happen next. Audio-visually it is beautifully shot and soundtracked, and with a pretty fascinating design of the interior of the ship. While I think I will certainly remember it, the experience didn't feel particularly impactful and as such I have difficulty rating it.
All movies or TV series' by Robert Wise
Rope (1948)
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It certainly is strange, and not among my Hitchcock favourites.
All movies or TV series' by Alfred Hitchcock
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
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All movies or TV series' by Alfred Hitchcock
The Terminator (1984)
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All movies or TV series' by James Cameron
