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Re: Best movies of 2007?
| quote: | Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
I got to thinking about this today...
If you were the Academy, what would you nominate?
Eastern Promises
The Painted Veil
No Country for Old Men
Aaron Sorkin has a movie coming out (Charlie Wilson's War) that might be a good nomination. And there's a couple that Ive heard good things about but haven't seen...
And what about the Kite Runner? Can they nominate a film that was never released? |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
I could have done with a little less gore... however... Eastern Promises was SO much worse about it. I just think its unnecessary. We know whats happening, do you have to SHOW us whats happening?
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| quote: | Originally posted by _Nut_
No Country for Old Men
Just saw this yesterday. Wow. I have never seen a movie that was so beautifully put together. The Cohen brothers put together a masterpiece.
There is so much I want to say about the movie... but I wont until you (or others) see it.
Big thumbs up on this. |
i finally found the chance to sit down, hit a theater, and watch this film, because everyone i knew were telling me to watch this film. simply awing i have to say. Javier Bardem(the villian of the movie) "Sugar" (people who watched the movie would understand that. lol) stole the movie imo. other than that, if you take away the guts, guns, and gore, which is the main focal point of the whole movie, i still would think this is a good movie. i recommend this movie.
anyone read the book? does the movie do any justice to the book?
also another nomincation from me is Ratatouille. i loved the movie so much, i became a kid, and bought the dvd a couple of weeks ago. 
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