Then Cinema would cease to exist. :oD.W. Griffith might be the only director actually worth killing.
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I wouldn't have to go back in time. Despite liking some of his films a great deal, I would choose Gus Van Sant. He remade Psycho. What's even worse is that he casted this man as Norman Bates:
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Yeah, someone like Edward Norton would have been a million times better.
It not happening at all would have been a million times better.
[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="Kenny789"]Well most action movies are crap. It's usually just kill this, kill that, slow mo here with a nice back-flip then kick, rescue the girl, etc. Admittedly, I enjoy these type of films when I'm in the mood for it but I won't deny they're shallow and have nothing going for it.biggest_loserI think they should critics should have 2 scores. One for artistic value and one for pure entertainment. For instance, many people thought No Country for Old Men was artistic brilliance, but by Jove was it boring as hell.You found No Country Boring? You're kidding me right? You didn't think that was intense or scary?
Yeah, I might understand if someone found There will Be Blood "boring" but No Country was so gritty and well paced that it could by enjoyed by everyone.
5/10 - one of his weaker films. Its unsubtle, confusing and convoluted. Some of the visuals are nice. I thought DiCaprio was overwrought and the twist made very little sense in regards to the rest of the film. biggest_loserI thought the movie was suppose to be confusing and put you into the mind of his character. :?
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