Movie Talk (New Films, Old Films... doesn't matter) (87 Viewers)

[Dostoevsky]

The Bourne Identity I watched like 6-7 years ago, I forgot everything about it so I wanted to watch it again and

 

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[Fint]

The Bourne Identity I watched like 6-7 years ago, I forgot everything about it so I wanted to watch it again and

Love that trilogy Will they make a fourth though, thought there was a fourth book released?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

What are some movies of the surreal genre that you would suggest?

 

[Preet]

Love that trilogy Will they make a fourth though, thought there was a fourth book released?

I think they ended it at 3,i will love it if there was a fourth.

 

[acmilan]

Love that trilogy Will they make a fourth though, thought there was a fourth book released?

the 4th one is in the making, supposedly, and will be called Bourne Legacy. They offered Jeremy Renner the starring role - will not play Bourne, but some other agent - since the director will not be Paul Greengrass but some other guy and Matt Damon had said he would work with Greengrass only ... so, at least for now no Bourne character in the 4th part.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

What are some movies of the surreal genre that you would suggest?

what have you seen so far? as in what would you consider surreal

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

what have you seen so far? as in what would you consider surreal

Donnie Darko, Pan's Labyrinth, Mulholland Dr., The Machinist.

The term, surreal can be broad though, so stuff like the above.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Donnie Darko, Pan's Labyrinth, Mulholland Dr., The Machinist.

The term, surreal can be broad though, so stuff like the above.

yep hence my question, have you seen a clockwork orange? or the more obvious stuff like some of the fellinis? solaris?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

yep hence my question, have you seen a clockwork orange? or the more obvious stuff like some of the fellinis? solaris?

Seen Clockwork Never heard of the other two. You suggest?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Seen Clockwork Never heard of the other two. You suggest?

i mean some of the fellini stuff is really out there, not really my cup of tea, but i would suggest something more subtle not so much surrealist, try some of the new wave stuff: pierrot le fou, pickpocket, 400 blows, bande a part

 

[GordoDeCentral]

oh on the surrealist front i higly recomment. 7th seal, the fountain, and la cite des enfants perdus

 

[acmilan]

TWW, for surreal genre movies - broad term indeed - you could also look into Dark City, The Crow, Inception, Memento, Shutter Island ... maybe also The Legend of 1900 (aka La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano) could be put in that category.

 

[king Ale]

Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Adaptation are what I would recommend.

 

[Kate]

Donnie Darko, Pan's Labyrinth, Mulholland Dr., The Machinist.

The term, surreal can be broad though, so stuff like the above.

I was trying to think of more films in that exact genre the other day, as I really like it.

François Ozon does some interesting ones (the most surreal of which likely being Sitcom), if you don't mind subtitles (I know you included Pan's Labyrinth, but I don't know if you speak Spanish). Have you seen some of Del Toro's other films? Jeunet's Delicatessen is a good one as well.

The new wave ones Deneb have suggested are very good, though not quite in the same category. I would add to that list Breathless.

 

[Ramin]

L'autre monde (Black Heaven) - Not exactly Surreal, but a nice thriller.

 

[Ramin]

I was trying to think of more films in that exact genre the other day, as I really like it.

François Ozon does some interesting ones (the most surreal of which likely being Sitcom), if you don't mind subtitles (I know you included Pan's Labyrinth, but I don't know if you speak Spanish). Have you seen some of Del Toro's other films? Jeunet's Delicatessen is a good one as well.

The new wave ones Deneb have suggested are very good, though not quite in the same category. I would add to that list Breathless.

Watched Delicatessen few days ago, it was very odd and weird movie. I didn't particularly liked it. Does La cité des enfants perdus follow the same concept?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

i mean some of the fellini stuff is really out there, not really my cup of tea, but i would suggest something more subtle not so much surrealist, try some of the new wave stuff: pierrot le fou, pickpocket, 400 blows, bande a part

oh on the surrealist front i higly recomment. 7th seal, the fountain, and la cite des enfants perdus

TWW, for surreal genre movies - broad term indeed - you could also look into Dark City, The Crow, Inception, Memento, Shutter Island ... maybe also The Legend of 1900 (aka La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano) could be put in that category.

Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Adaptation are what I would recommend.

I was trying to think of more films in that exact genre the other day, as I really like it.

François Ozon does some interesting ones (the most surreal of which likely being Sitcom), if you don't mind subtitles (I know you included Pan's Labyrinth, but I don't know if you speak Spanish). Have you seen some of Del Toro's other films? Jeunet's Delicatessen is a good one as well.

The new wave ones Deneb have suggested are very good, though not quite in the same category. I would add to that list Breathless.

L'autre monde (Black Heaven) - Not exactly Surreal, but a nice thriller.

Nice. Thanks for all the suggestions.

 

[Kate]

Watched Delicatessen few days ago, it was very odd and weird movie. I didn't particularly liked it. Does La cité des enfants perdus follow the same concept?

I have not seen that one, but his films do tend to have the same whimsical sense about them.

 

[JBF]

Red: Beautiful. Just what you'd expect from such a movie; Comedy and Action at it's best. John Malkovich

 

[JBF]

Salt: Very impressive, didn't expect this level of quality action from Angelina TBH. But as it turned out this easily is her best in such movies.