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Director
Ratin
g
5/10
Satoshi Kon
Isao
Takahata
10/10
Isao
Takahata
8.5/10
Evan
Goldberg,
Seth Rogan
7/10
Don
Hertzfeldt
10/10
Review
It seemed to be nothing more than an anime
trying to make up for lack of plot/originality with
an abundance of twists. Didnt really impress.
BEST MOVIE OF JANUARY. Completely
devastating. Its good to feel sad every now and
then, but damn. This movie was ruthless. Cried
three times in five minutes. Amazing plot,
amazing acting, amazing animation, amazing
everything.
It was really beautiful. It looked and felt like a
Japanese fairy tale come to life. The artistic
direction is some of the greatest I have ever
seen. The acting was top tier. The story didnt
quite live up to the aesthetics, but thats my
sole complaint.
Dont even try to think during this movie. This is
a pure turn-your-brain-off-and-smoke-a-bowl
movie, which is what Seth and Evan do best.
The ending is fantastic and there are enough
stupidly funny moments during the movie to
keep you entertained.
Don Hertzfeldt is one of my favorite animators.
Our minds seem to operate on the same
obscure frequency. Everything hes made I
loved. Except for this. What I feel towards this
movie is indescribable. The message is
beautiful. His stick figures are the most lifelike
characters Ive seen in a good while. The
Nymphomaniac: Vol. I
(2013)
Lars von
Trier
3/10
Memento (2000)
Christopher
Nolan
9/10
Inception (2010)
Christopher
Nolan
9/10
Knocked Up (2007)
Judd Apatow
8/10
10
Moonrise Kingdom
(2012)
Wes
Andersen
9/10
11
The Coen
Brothers
9/10
12
Fargo (1996)
The Coen
Brothers
8/10
13
Her (2013)
Spike Jonze
10/10
14
7.5/10
15
Bryan Singer
7/10
16
Rob Reiner
9/10
17
Luc Besson
8.5/10
18
Francis Ford
Coppola
10/10
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22 Jump Street ()
Paprika ()
it.
The lines are real, not forced. The actors come
off as real people instead of clever characters.
And thats really where the beauty is, in the
believability. The comedy is hilarious and
unexpected, and the movie is ridiculously
quotable.
It should be the goal of any great movie to
cause a feeling so strong in the viewer as to
make him feel as if he is a part of the film itself.
This movie did that with discomfort and
affection, creating almost a Bonnie and Clyde
relationship between the tow main characters. I
have rarely before felt such love and
investment for a movie and its characters.
Astonishing movie, carried entirely by Jean
Reno and Natalie Portman, creating some of the
most dynamic characters in recent history.
How could anyone hate this movie? It is quite
literally a masterpiece. Every shot is beautiful,
the direction is flawless, the stories are woven
together tightly. Coppola recognizes that
sometimes less is more and used it impeccably
in this movie; the viewer is never lost and the
big moments seem even bigger in comparison.
Thats not even to mention the story, which is
amazing, adapted adeptly from the novel. One
of my favorite films of all time.
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