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Paint Drying 2016
Happy New Year everyone! I sure hope 2025 is a good year, we need some good in this world. I hope everyone has a better time than 2024, and that film brings us together more and more! ❤️🎉
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How to Steal a Million 1966
"I'm going to faint.
"Don't. There's no room."The last one for this year!
Truly a work of art. Audrey in Paris, Peter O'Toole with his recognizable voice (I was very concerned when he put chalk in his mouth), sharp dialogue and a "heist." I really enjoyed it immensely. To see Audrey Hepburn on screen is to see a true master of the art. She is funny, captivating, and has facial expressions for ages. The chemistry between the two leads is one to remember. I'm thankful I decided to watch this as my last film of 2024, leaves a great memory behind!!
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La Haine 1995
Ouais, je sais bien que c'est La Haine. Mais maintenant j'ai envie de vomir. Je vais pas l'oublier pour longtemps. Ce travail de Kassovitz est colossal, mais moi, j'aurais aimé que ça me plaise davantage. Bon, peut-être j'ai besoin de faire un rewatch pour en profiter davantage.
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Yes, I know it's La Haine. But now I feel like throwing up. I'm not going to forget it for a long time. This work of Kassovitz is colossal, but I wish I would have liked it more. Okay, maybe I need a rewatch to enjoy it more. -
The Grand Budapest Hotel 2014
What the hell! I'm 30 minutes into this and it's already a fantastic movie. It's my second Wes Anderson, and in those brief 30 minutes I have said:
"Jason Schwartzman?...Jude Law?...F. Murray Abraham?...RALPH FIENNES?!..." I didn't know they starred in this movie and especially F. Murray Abraham was a very special surprise for me. Every Wes Anderson scene is a painting and every sound beautifully satisfying. It reminds me of Fantastic Mr Fox, Knives Out and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory…
