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I find Almodovar's output rather uneven, but this film - for me - is him on top form. I think one of the main reason's why I like it so much, is the...
mob61uk
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Sep 2, 2002
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Almodovar has certainly attained a level of confidence, technical expertise and maturity that I found lacking in some of his earlier films. This was evident...
mob61uk
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Sep 5, 2002
10:21 pm
542
"Why darling, it's a country house murder mystery, how frightful"; or rather more to the point, how frightfully boring. Well of course we all know 'Robert...
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Sep 7, 2002
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In the opening scene of this movie, wiseacre detective 'Al Pacino', travelling in a car with eager young tec 'Hilary Swank', states that he likes to chew gum...
filmfan99uk
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Sep 9, 2002
3:46 pm
544
What a great film this is! I have never seen it all the way through before, until now that is. It's quite schizophrenic in it's mood, moving from quirky...
mob61uk
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Sep 9, 2002
5:38 pm
545
Although I quite enjoyed this film, I too was dissapointed that it had a fairly poor plot, and some uneven acting from Pacino. I think you hit the nail on the...
mob61uk
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Sep 11, 2002
2:49 pm
546
Be sure to check out the original '97 film (it's available on DVD from Criterion) if you haven't already. There are huge story and character changes in the...
markd813
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Sep 11, 2002
6:31 pm
547
Hello All from not-so-sunny Florida where they are incapable of coming up with an accurate voting system. Well, Back to the point. I am Erica and I am very new...
Eri00Eri
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Sep 11, 2002
7:16 pm
548
Thanks for the recommendation Mark, I'll look out it. Mike...
mob61uk
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Sep 11, 2002
9:35 pm
549
Hi Erica, and welcome to the list. I'm a fan of Almodovar's later films, rather than some of his earlier ones. My favourites are The Flower Of Her Secret, All...
mob61uk
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Sep 11, 2002
9:45 pm
550
Whilst not claiming ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE MIDLANDS is of quite the same vintage as A ROOM FOR ROMEO BRASS, what it does do is confirm that `Shane Meadows' is...
Mike
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Sep 18, 2002
9:58 pm
551
I rented this from MovieMail on the basis of the lavish praise the film has recently received on its DVD release. I must say that I'm disappointed. Yes, this...
Mike O'Brien
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Sep 21, 2002
5:14 pm
552
It's so rare for a sequel to match the quality of the original film, and this one is no exception. It has it's funny moments (I'm sad enough to find the...
Mike O'Brien
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Sep 21, 2002
10:23 pm
553
does anyone know if "The Letter Never Sent" has been released on DVD?...
christian
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Sep 22, 2002
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554
The Internet Movie Database info (http://uk.imdb.com/Details? 0053106) does not list any DVD having been issued for this film. Mike ... DVD?...
Mike O'Brien
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Sep 22, 2002
6:28 am
555
Well my first reaction at the end of this was, can I ever go to a conventional cinema again. Yes it was that good, and leaving aside the subject of this film...
Mike
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Sep 22, 2002
8:15 pm
556
I haven't seen this for many years - probably since it first came out. Watching it again on the recently issued DVD, I am struck with just how great a film it...
Mike O'Brien
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Sep 25, 2002
9:53 pm
557
You certainly couldn't label this a sophisticated comedy. It's full of gross caricatures, and the sort of routines that you've seen in a thousand movies of...
Mike O'Brien
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Sep 28, 2002
11:59 pm
558
Hey guys, My name is Sherry and I'm new to this list. I live in Northern California (near San Francisco) but I'm originally from Los Angeles. Anyway, I have...
Sherry
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Sep 29, 2002
10:49 pm
559
I found this film very uneven. I think this is a lot to do with the fact that large sections of it are looking pretty dated now. All that hip sixties stuff...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 2, 2002
8:10 pm
560
On the whole I have to agree with you on this film although it is just a tad pretentious in its attempt at the surreal. Where I disagree is about the "silly...
Robert Holz
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Oct 3, 2002
7:31 am
561
Yes, some good points. I think I was a bit flippant in my sixties comment, and put it rather badly. What I meant was that, to me at least, it did not look...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 3, 2002
7:54 am
562
I wasn't really expecting much from this film. Another one of those actor turned director efforts. I had heard, though, that it wasn't too bad. To some...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 3, 2002
6:13 pm
563
This film is always a delight. Yes, its sentimental and full of posh accents, but it has a real humanity to it. The script is excellent: finely structured,...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 3, 2002
9:22 pm
564
HHmmm Noel Coward was very keen on the idea of marital infidelity but not really surprising as he was not the marrying kind! From the point of view of...
Robert Holz
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Oct 4, 2002
7:15 am
565
I enjoyed Panahi's "The White Balloon"; this, if anything, is better. The narrative follows various Iranian women in Tehran, in a beautifully realised...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 5, 2002
11:42 pm
566
War movies, especially the traditional kind, don't usually do much for me. By some twisted logic, I often find action and adventure stuff quite boring....
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 6, 2002
7:41 pm
567
Interesting Fact Number One: The American constitution refuses to recognise the status of any ethnic group (i.e. you are either American or you're not), with...
Mike
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Oct 9, 2002
12:04 am
568
A fine, tender study of a fraught Mother/Daughter/Father relationship. The Mother is dominated by an irascible and selfish Father (who beat both her and his...
Mike O'Brien
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Oct 9, 2002
9:54 pm
569
Crikey, the last time I was this scared at the cinema, was when the girl at the Prince Charles told me my membership had expired, and that I would have to pay...
Mike
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Oct 10, 2002
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