Five Favourite Films with Gael Garcia Bernal
Memories of Underdevelopment
"It's a beautiful, beautiful movie. A philosophical introspection on the nature of revolution and change and deciding to be on one side or the other. And it's about how the outside world makes you decide how to step on one side or the other. It's possibly one of the most eye-opening films i can ever recommend to anyone because it gives you a glimpse on an internal struggle."
Rudo and Cursi is out now in UK cinemas.
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on Jun 28 2009 11:14 AM Honestly, I haven't heard of most these. But it's about time someone put an animated film in their top 5! (Reply to this) |
on Jun 28 2009 11:24 AM Wow! That's a pretty great slate of celebrated classics. You expect a guy like Bernal to have taste like this. Especially Rocco..., that is completely up his alley. If a remake is made, Bernal would be absolutely perfect for it, he has infact played similar roles elsewhere. (Reply to this) |
on Jun 28 2009 04:24 PM A list that finally includes Tarkovsky and Wenders! The other films are exceptional as well. (Reply to this) |
on Jun 28 2009 08:58 PM A true actor (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 28 2009 11:16 PM FINALLY SOMEONE PICKED DUMBO!!!!! (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 29 2009 03:57 PM Paris, Texas (Reply to this) |
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on Jun 29 2009 04:56 PM In reply to this comment (#2518640) Amen, no more heartrending scene in all of cinema than when Dumbo is separated from his Mama. Worse even than Bambi. (Reply to this) |
on Jul 13 2009 05:04 PM Interesting choices. I enjoyed Paris, Texas as well, one of my favorites. Damn, how gorgeous is GGB? (Reply to this) |
on Aug 18 2009 07:29 PM Oh how I love you, you tiny beautiful man. A really great list. I haven't seen Memories of Underdevelopment, but I'll be sure to give it a look. (Reply to this) |
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