When a story leaves you wanting more, wanting to know the characters even after the story is over (even if its only to loathe them more) that is the mark of a well made film.
Honorable Mention: Finding Nemo;Kill Bill
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When a story leaves you wanting more, wanting to know the characters even after the story is over (even if its only to loathe them more) that is the mark of a well made film.
Honorable Mention: Finding Nemo;Kill Bill
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1 - visualsimplicity
Yeah but wasn't that fight scene at the end in Matrix: Revolutions a tad bit long and repetitive? It was definitely better than Reloaded though as per all that you mentioned.
Oh and I wanted to watch Anything Else, sadly none of my friends did and I'm not the solo movie going type.
2 - Ken
You say:
"When a story leaves you wanting more, wanting to know the characters even after the story is over (even if its only to loathe them more) that is the mark of a well made film."
Yet you also say you probably will never read the books? That's the easiest way to get even deeper into the characters!
I loved LOTR: ROTK as well... and I've read the books three times (and the Silmarillion twice!).
Thanks for the suggestions on Mona Lisa Smile. Looks girly, but I may see it just for Kirsten.
3 - Dew
Visual: It's sad but I went to see Anything Else on Saturday, the following Friday it was gone. I'm not sure why but not too many people were feeling this film.
Ken: I loved the film of LOTR but as for the book I'm just not interested. I know there is much more there, destruction of the Shire, Sarimon and so forth but for me its all overkill. I'm a Harry fan and we'll just leave it that.
Thanks for the comments.