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Ahsan Bagwan wrote:Thank you everyone. Did get a chance to watch Don't Look Now yesterday and I was completely blown away! Terrific film. Fun fact, there was this recent Bollywood movie named Talaash that shamelessly ripped off some of the movie's parts and added it as a sub-plot apparently.
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chris webster wrote:Try Don't Look Now (1973), with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie, beautifully filmed by Nic Roeg, an eery story that's saturated with doom and foreboding. And no spoilers for those who haven't seen it, please!
The Hitchcock version or the Simpsons version?Tapas Chand wrote: . . . Another good movie was "rear window" (1954)
Campbell Ritchie wrote:The Hitchcock version or the Simpsons version?
Tapas Chand wrote:I liked "saw".
Another good movie was "rear window" (1954)
Guillermo Ishi wrote:I watched Don't Look Now and really couldn't make heads or tails of it. Just seemed like some dragging unexplained city-wide conspiracy against Donald and Julie.
Anayonkar Shivalkar wrote:How about Revolver?
It is not having very high rating, but I liked the idea though.
Guillermo Ishi wrote:
chris webster wrote:Try Don't Look Now (1973), with Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie, beautifully filmed by Nic Roeg, an eery story that's saturated with doom and foreboding. And no spoilers for those who haven't seen it, please!
I watched Don't Look Now and really couldn't make heads or tails of it. Just seemed like some dragging unexplained city-wide conspiracy against Donald and Julie.
Butterfly Effect
is another one I like. It has Anton Kuscher or whatever his name is in a good serious role. He finds he has the ability to change the present for himself and acquaintances by going to the past and making small changes. But -- the problem is what those changes to the present are is mostly unpredictable since the full effect of his adjustments rippling through time are unknown. He may change a bad present but create a different equally bad one in the process. For example in one present his girlfriend became a rich sorority girl and in another she became a drug addict prostitute. In some presents people have died and in others they live. Fixing one thing creates other problems. Has a good final solution ending requiring sacrifice. Really well done.
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Paul Anilprem wrote:
Agreed. I had to read the story on the internet to understand what happened after watching the movie. Then I watched the last 10 minutes again. Still couldn't follow. Though I don't doubt that it is called a "master piece", it was complete waste of time for me.
I plan to read about it to figure it out too. It think its framework culminates with Eraserhead, which I think is actually a really destructive movie.
Paul Anilprem wrote:
I watched it when it came out. Some parts of it were an insult to your intelligence but it was entertaining alright.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:
You may have to go back 55 years, but Peeping Tom with Karl Böhm and Anna Massey is worth seeing.
Ahsan Bagwan wrote:Have to give it to Guillermo. Carnival of Souls is a terrific film.
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:That link does not work because of copyright restrictions.
Campbell Ritchie wrote:The you tube link says “1964” for the date of the film. I think that copyright lasts 50 years in USA and 70 years in most of Europe, but I am by no means sure.
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Include others in your conspiracy.
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Ahsan Bagwan wrote: This is a genre that is very fascinating to me. I'm just awestruck by the capabilities of these kind of movies. So without ado, let me start with the one's that are my personal favorites. These are just off the top of my head; there are many I like but can't remember right now. Here it goes:
* Memento
* The Fountain
* Black Swan
* eXistenZ
What are yours? Any recommendations will be great.
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