teenagelobotomy

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teenagelobotomy
teenagelobotomy
19 jun 16

DeRank™: 1,90

The films that make cinematic art great #24 The Man Who Wasn't There (2001) it's hard to choose a favorite with the Coen brothers, but beyond being one of their most perfect works, it's a tribute three years after the passing of James Gandolfini to the unforgettable boss of New Jersey.
"What kind of a man are you?"
 
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teenagelobotomy
18 jun 16

DeRank™: 2,24

The films that make cinematic art great #23 Mary & Max - Official Trailer one of those films that remain undistributed in Italy, ignored, and consequently known by very few. Never released even on home video, a gem caught between wacky humor and surreal, poignant melancholy. A touching story of friendship as rarely seen in "live action" cinema. Sometimes the puppets are more real than reality.
Far superior to overrated films like Anomalisa.
 
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teenagelobotomy
16 jun 16

DeRank™: 3,00

The films that make cinematic art great #21 [HD] Kurogane Confronts Kaede; Ran (1985) directed by Akira Kurosawa it is hard to find a better Shakespearean cinematic work, hardly a film can reach such heights.
 
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teenagelobotomy
11 jun 16

DeRank™: 2,18

The films that make cinematic art great #16 Il Deserto Rosso because then you find people who, while "reviewing" "Il Grido", come to tell you that "Antonioni doesn’t know how to tell a story." and then you realize that still today too many people haven’t understood a thing about what Antonioni was doing.
 
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teenagelobotomy
8 jun 16

DeRank™: 2,76

The films that make cinematic art great #13 because masterpieces exist, then there's Kubrick Barry Lyndon: Death of Bryon Lyndon the most heartbreaking scene in the history of cinema.
 
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teenagelobotomy
7 jun 16

DeRank™: 0,00

The films that make cinematic art great #12 Painters - Hana Bi (Fireworks) - はなび - Takeshi Kitano (1997) Sonatine, A scene at the sea, Dolls... in the end, it is right to consider Hana-bi as the greatest masterpiece among the many by Kitano. An experience of life as well as cinema. An inner enrichment rather than mere entertainment.
As I have always said, there is only one Kitano.
 
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teenagelobotomy
5 jun 16

DeRank™: 1,67

The films that make cinematic art great #10 The Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome - Kenneth Anger a pinnacle of all experimental and avant-garde cinema, experiencing each short that is part of the Magick Lantern Cyrcle is one of those experiences to live.
 
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