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Jeg så Inland Empire igår. Syg syg "film". Det er en omgang hysterisk og meningsløs gøgl. Kan ikke anbefales med mindre man er lidt småsær.

Har også fået set Jesse James filmen, og den er hæderlig. Havde de skåret 45 minutter af den var den mere spiselig.

Jeg har fået anbefalet at se indland impire af en tøs, men ved sgu ikke helt. Hun beskrev den som bizar.

Er den noget ved?

Det er ikke en film som sådan med handling og decideret historie - i hvertfald ikke noget man kan gennemskue. Det er mere et hav af forskellige indtryk. Hvis du kan acceptere præmissen om at film ikke skal give mening, men snarere skal være en rejse i sanser, så kan du tage ind og se den.

Jeg fortryder som sådan ikke at jeg har set den. Den vil for altid være det underligste jeg nogensinde har set i biografen, og det er vel et eller andet sted lærerigt. Men jeg kunne ikke finde på at se den igen.

tja. mon ikke jeg ser den så jeg kan få scoret hende...

Der var Rambo 3 idag, der fik lov til at køre i baggrunden, mens jeg skrev bachelor :-D

Så fortjener du fan´me også at dumpe...

Million Dollar Baby var på DR i går. Glimrende film egentlig.


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Hvad skriver du i/om?

Haha! Så er der fandme frankenstein på dr2 nu. Filmen som må bevise at huse i gamle dage bare var mere brandfarlige! Legendarisk scene!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8GD_e31L2I

Klippet her er fra director´s cut ´92.

Blade Runner er kommet i en "endelig" Final Cut version. Ridley Scott har for første gang angivelig haft total control.

Ikke at det gør den til et sikkert hit; manden leverer jo i vore dage film af svingende kvalitet og eksempler på mesterværker, som kun er blevet ringere i redux, er der jo flere af.

En ting som er ændret i den nyeste version er, at duen som letter, idet Batty dør, ikke gør det i en malplaceret blå himmel (4.10 i klippet).


Det ser også ret lovende ud mht. de andre ændringer.

The Final Cut contains the following changes to the Director´s Cut:

* The shot of Deckard waiting to eat at the White Dragon has been shortened, its editing reminiscent of the workprint version of the shot. This was done due to the removal of the voiceover.
* All the violent scenes in the International Cut that were deleted in the U.S. theatrical release and Director´s Cut are restored to the Final Cut.
* When Bryant and Deckard are looking at the Nexus-6 profiles, Bryant gives a description of Leon´s job. This was from the workprint. There is also a change in Bryant´s line to, "Two of them got fried running through an electrical field," thereby eliminating the erroneously missing "sixth replicant."
* When Gaff and Deckard first appear at Leon´s apartment, the landlord now says "Kowalski". Another small bit originally from the workprint.
* A background behind Batty when he is first introduced speaking to Leon has been changed. As the shot was taken from a later scene, this has now been corrected to appear as if Batty is actually in the phone booth as Leon finds him.
* Deckard´s conversation with the snake merchant Abdul Ben Hassan has been altered so that the dialogue is no longer out of sync; Ben Ford´s mouth (lip-syncing the spoken dialog) was digitally placed over his father´s.
* A shot of the busy crowds in the streets was restored. Immediately after that, a shot of two strippers wearing hockey goalie masks was restored. Finally, there´s a shot of Deckard talking to another police officer. This sequence takes place just prior to Deckard entering the Snake Pit. These three shots had previously appeared in slightly different form in the workprint version.
* The original full-length version of the unicorn dream has been restored. This is a much different version than the one that appeared in the Director´s Cut, and has never been in any version seen by the public prior to this one. Deckard is shown to be awake, previously he was asleep or nearly asleep.
* During Deckard´s pursuit of Zhora, Joanna Cassidy´s face has been digitally superimposed over that of the stunt double. This scene was re-filmed specifically for the Final Cut.
* A scar on Deckard´s face after his "retirement" of Zhora has been removed. Originally, the scene in which Deckard meets Bryant after retiring Zhora was to take place after his encounter with Leon, explaining the scar. This was done prior to the removal of the "sixth replicant," creating a continuity error. Due to the re-ordering, the scar was always present before Deckard had actually gotten it.
* When Batty confronts Tyrell, he says, "I want more life, father." (from the workprint version and used in television broadcasts of the film), as opposed to the original line "I want more life, fucker."
* After killing Tyrell, Batty says "I´m sorry Sebastian. Come. Come." when before he merely approached the desperate Sebastian. This is also from the workprint.
* When Batty releases the dove, it now flies up into a background that matches 2019 L.A.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyhR89YlWNQ&NR=1

1408 med Cusack... En utroligt intens film. Mange fede scener og jeg var oprigtigt rædselslagen i størstedelen af filmen:)

En klassiker er The Longest Day om D-day. Alle de største stjerner fra 60´erne og før er med. John Wayne har en af de større roller. Sean Connery har en lille birolle. Den er fedt lavet da tyskerne snakker tysk og franskmændene snakker fransk. Landgangen på stranden og også meget fed. Instruktøren "lånte" 400 franske soldater til den optagelse:)

Den er optaget i sort/hvid selvom de havde farvehalløj dengang, men den er virkelig i flot kvalitet.

Specielt en scene, hvor franske soldater stormer en by. Mega lang scene der er helt utroligt godt tilrettelagt. FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED film!

Kan man lide anden verdenskrig er den en film man SKAL se.