Vampyr (1931) |
100% | |
Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) |
70% | |
Hoop Dreams (1994) |
100% | |
The Last Laugh (1924) |
100% | |
Cronos (1994) |
80% | |
The follow up film to my favorite film of all time (Passion of Joan of Arc) by my favorite director (Carl Dreyer). I have just watched this film for the fourth time and am still astounded by Dreyer's hallucinatory vision. This is the closest a film has gotten to... More
At the beginning of the film, there is a scene where George Bush, during the 9/11 attacks, is sitting in a class room full of children sitting quietly for a few minutes before leaving. Next to me in the theatre a woman looked at her husband and said, "Look he's doing... More
Has there ever been a more heartwrenching and gutchirning moment in film then when Arthur Agee watches from a distance as his father purchases drugs. The best thing about Hoop Dreams is that it shows that a documentary can be engrossing and moving without being forced or... More
This is one of the bleakest visions of the world coming as a direct result of German citizens struggles post WWI. Murnau, along with his trusted cinematographer Karl Freund and a brilliant performance by Emil Jannings, has created a vision that, although utilizing the... More
In a scene roughly half way through the film, the grandfather, who has the cronos device, which gives him immortality, is in the bathroom. A man walks in with a bloody nose which dribbles a little bit on the floor. When the man leaves, the grandfather begins to drink up... More
This is for people who are fans of the most underappreciated filmmaker of all time: Carl Dreyer. If anyone actually...
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