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    Quote Originally Posted by IdolEyes787 View Post
    Children of Men is a very fine film indeed Chris but it is hardly unknown.

    It was one of the most critically acclaimed movies of 2006,garnering 3 Oscar nominations and although it didn't set the box office on fire it made an acceptable $70 million worldwide.
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    Well, Mr. Pickypants, he hadn't heard of it.
    "I am the one who knocks."- Heisenberg

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    Some people haven't heard of The Wizard Of Oz.

    Doesn't make it one of the best movies nobody has ever heard of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chalice View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IdolEyes787 View Post
    Children of Men is a very fine film indeed Chris but it is hardly unknown.

    It was one of the most critically acclaimed movies of 2006,garnering 3 Oscar nominations and although it didn't set the box office on fire it made an acceptable $70 million worldwide.
    You will henceforth be known as The Buffer To My Ire.
    I like it .Sounds medieval.

    Now if I could just learn correct punctuation we'd be all set.

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    A Bittersweet Life

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    The Lookout(2007)

    Former child star Joseph Gordon-Levitt(3rd Rock from the Sun) makes a big impression in an adult role in this classic film noir.

    Gordon-Levitt plays Chris Platt a once promising hockey player whose life was forever changed by a tragic accident and who now finds himself the dupe in a bank robbery gone bad.
    Part character study/part thriller, it's slow to get going but once it does it never lets up.

    Other notables are Jeff Daniels as Chris's blind room-mate,Ilsa Fisher as a femme fatale and Matthew Goode as the very convincing villain.

    Good stuff.

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    The Lookout has been cited several times in the "Latest Movie" thread.
    Gotcha.

    See my spoiler (here: post 1510) and tell me if you agree.


    Dinner Rush- Danny Aiello.
    A night in a very successful New York restaurant.
    Food is served and people die.

    This film captures- better than anything I've seen- the hustle and flow behind the scenes in a busy eatery. Fluid steadycam work and skillful editing move this film along at a very fast pace as you're introduced to and follow a whole restaurant full of characters.
    Enjoyable.
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    Live by the sword..

    Agree with your spoiler about the movie it struck me right away too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IdolEyes787 View Post
    Live by the sword..
    I did not know you were a ninja.
    That's good to know.
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    Purely Beverly Hills variety.

    The Challenge
    (1982) with Scott Glenn and Toshiro Mifune. Directed by John Frankenheimer and written by John Sayles, it's an overlooked little gem.

    Glen a displaced American , inadvertently caught in a feud between two brother, learns the way of the samurai .

    Read the comments on IMDB and ignore the rating.

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