i shared these movies with an old friend ;
1-Bringing out the dead : Martin Scorsese 1999
2-The Hurtlocker : Kathryn Bigelow 2008
3-Magnolia : Paul Thomas Anderson 1999
4-Seven :David Fincher 1995
5-Panic Room : David Fincher 2002
6-Munich : Steven Spielberg 2005
7-White Lightnin : Dominic Murphy 2009
8-Elegy : Isabel Coixet 2008
9-The Notebook : Nick Cassavets 2004
We watched Jacques Audiard's "A Prophet" this afternoon.I don't know wether he enjoyed or not.That was the best i could offer.It was quite enjoyable watching this movie for the 8th time.
It was really a high quality and honest picture;probably best movie i've seen about Iraq war.As i followed the global acceptance of the movie;i'm glad it opened its way to commercial success as well.
I really hope Kathryn Bigelow win the Academy Award.
The opening scenes about 10 minutes of spinechilling operation;disposing of an improvised explosive device.
the first time I watched the movie was about 8 months ago;then like many other movies i watched it for the second time ;more in depth ;i have tosay the movie really deserves watching carefully.
I guess the movie carries a horrific message of post-war crisis;a modern emotional distress Soldiers Facing death every 365 days of a year,Under to much pressure life lost its meaning as they edge closer to death experience...
Sergeant James ;shows a total indifference to death.His behavior leads a team of elite soldier to the edge.
What brings a man to this level?
I was wondering wether we must call him "A brave soldier" or "dumb anhedonic pschopath "!
i mean knowing the dynamics of war thereisn't any positive aspect,no winner,it really doesn't level to prosperity ;considering all the PTSD caused by wars;human nation is the big loser .
