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Inlander:
Not to mention Val Kilmer giving the performance of his life. I mean how many actors out there could steal scene after scene from the aforementioned Mr. Downey?

Kaeldra1:
That's true, Val Kilmer was hilarious!  I love him, I just am a bigger fan of Robert Downy Jr.  But together?  Wow.

Dimmukane:
Werckmeister Harmonies.  If anyone here's enjoyed Tarkovsky's movies, they'll like this one.  To me, though, it was something different entirely.  It exists out of the normal definition of movies


Edit: I should add, this film had the single most powerful sequence I have ever seen.  Jens, I know you'd like this one.

De_El:
Brick was good film. At the beginning, the extent to which it re-appropriates all the trappings of film noir borders on silly, but it becomes less over the top as it goes on.  Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Nora Zehetner, the film's femme fatale, are both fantastic.

-Karamazov-:
I recently finished Blood Meridian or The Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy.  I highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys Western novels, though it goes against many conventional themes of Westerns.  It can be very bleak at times, to the point where I had to put the  book down for a week or so before continuing.

My only criticism toward it is the lack of incite into the main character.  I felt like I was denied access to his conscience almost entirely.  This made it hard to understand the reasoning behind his actions.

Additionally, I hate McCarthy's minimal writing style.  I need my quotation marks and apostrophes.

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