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Message started by kirok on Mar 5th, 2013 at 8:48pm

Title: return to normality
Post by kirok on Mar 5th, 2013 at 8:48pm
i saw my first movie in a theater since the marathon. it was "life of pi". not bad. i wanted to see sky fall. wish i had.

Title: Re: return to normality
Post by zzzzkitty on Mar 6th, 2013 at 11:05pm
I also saw my first movie in a theater since the marathon - on Monday. It too was Life of Pi. I liked it also, and agree not bad, but found the 3D distracting (that was the showing that was available) and wished I had seen it without.

Title: No pi for Caesar: return to normality
Post by L.A. Connection on Mar 7th, 2013 at 12:33am
I usually try and 'dry out' for a short while after the Marathon. I have seen a few films that "had" to see quickly because they were in limited art house runs -

CAESAR MUST DIE (an interesting Italian docudrama about real prisoners doing Julius Caesar behind bars)

NO (Oscar nominated nominee from Peru. Ok, but a bit disappointing)

TRISTANA (Restored version of Luis Bunuel's 1970 drama with Catherine Deneuvre. Not in the top tier of Bunuel films, but, quite good)

Let's face it, it's well known within the industry that February and March are amongst the worst for new releases, so it's usually pretty easy to not feel compelled to see many opening movies. Of course, there are still good films in the marketplace like the 3 I went to see, and others like PI that are Oscar nominees that are still hanging around or getting wider release just now.

LIFE OF PI is a good film. The wraparound story is weak and, largely, unnecesary. Not the biggest fan of 3D, but, it was well done here with only a few trick shots that take you out of the film.

Title: Re: return to normality
Post by Lile on Mar 7th, 2013 at 4:18am
The movies that I wanted to see I saw before the 'thon. Will see something when the mood hits, but I rarely see a movie for a month after the 'thon.

Title: Re: return to normality
Post by kirok on Mar 7th, 2013 at 6:28pm
i saw my first science fiction film since the marathon. "robot and frank" starring frank langella and susan saranwrap. i recommend it. the robot has some real character development. and that is a rare thing.

Title: Re: return to normality
Post by kirok on Mar 24th, 2013 at 8:04pm
i saw sky fall. WALKED OUT. did not like it. gave it a chance, saw the new Q introduction and was extremely dismayed. the scene with the femme fatale was the last straw. the movie was going nowhere. can someone tell me what happened? was raif finnes the bad guy? does m get killed?

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