Movies you've seen recently... (9 Viewers)
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Mathilde inherited her deceased parents fortune. She is meant to be rich, don't you people know anything? 
Erik, I'm a total ignorant when it comes to the Nederlandse film industry. I've only seen Costa which also starred the aformentioned miss Schuurman, and a plethora of nobodies. The toilet scene must've been the peak. Seriously, any flick you'd recommend?
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Oh no, you're one of those people who wreck the entire evening at the cinema because they point out annoying, unimportant details such as sugar.
I hate those people
Oh no, you're one of those people who wreck the entire evening at the cinema because they point out annoying, unimportant details such as sugar.
I hate those people
Erik, I'm a total ignorant when it comes to the Nederlandse film industry. I've only seen Costa which also starred the aformentioned miss Schuurman, and a plethora of nobodies. The toilet scene must've been the peak. Seriously, any flick you'd recommend?
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Oh no, you're one of those people who wreck the entire evening at the cinema because they point out annoying, unimportant details such as sugar.
I hate those people
Oh no, you're one of those people who wreck the entire evening at the cinema because they point out annoying, unimportant details such as sugar.
I hate those people
But if those are my only real complaints about a movie, that should mean it's pretty good.... and it certainly is.
Certainly, they are completely trivial details. Part of which is why I remembered them: for everything they did right to try to be authentic about the movie, it would have taken them little or no effort to get those other details right. But hey -- it's not a documentary or anything.
Oh, and a shout out for «ƒÕ®zå JüV€»: the direction is rather imaginative -- certainly realistic, but yet with an element of the fantastic. Pretty standard for Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
So the subject is Dutch flicks? I saw a good one recently -- Karakter. It came out several years ago (and I believe won the Oscar for best foreign film that year). The characters in the movie are a little cartoonish, but if you go with it, the movie employs some really interesting storytelling in a sort of period piece, diabolical family thriller kind of way.
Yes Karakter would be the best Dutch movie in a decade with ease. We're not very good at the movie thing
Oh dear, Costa? Yet you live?
I'll publish the English titles of the Dutch films that are good:
TOP CLASS:
Assault, the (1986)
Discovery of heaven, the (2001)
Character (1997)
Soldier of Orange (1977)
Twins, the (2002)
GOOD:
Abel (1986)
All Stars (1997)
Amsterdamned (1988)
Cool (2004)
Cave, the (2001)
Drift (2001)
Godforsaken (2003)
Johan Cruyff - En un momento dado (2004)
Leak (2000)
Loverboy (2003)
Oysters at Nam Kee's (2002)
Najib & Julia (2002)
Northeners, the (1992)
Shouf, Shouf Habibi (2004)
South (2004)
There are some promising projects coming up as well:
Deltastorm (2005 - it tells the story of the great flood of 1953 when over 2000 people died)
Heineken (2006 - it displays the kidnapping of Freddie Heineken two decades ago)
Cruisade in jeans (2005 - after the famous book by Thea Beckman)
Everything from the top class section you should really watch if you can!! From the good section, I particularly enjoyed the following:
All Stars, Cool, Godforsaken, Leak, Loverboy and Shouf Shouf Habibi
EDIT: I don't seem to be able to delete the blank line between "Drift" and "Godforsaken" but anyways; that list is alphabetised only.
Oh dear, Costa? Yet you live?
I'll publish the English titles of the Dutch films that are good:
TOP CLASS:
Assault, the (1986)
Discovery of heaven, the (2001)
Character (1997)
Soldier of Orange (1977)
Twins, the (2002)
GOOD:
Abel (1986)
All Stars (1997)
Amsterdamned (1988)
Cool (2004)
Cave, the (2001)
Drift (2001)
Godforsaken (2003)
Johan Cruyff - En un momento dado (2004)
Leak (2000)
Loverboy (2003)
Oysters at Nam Kee's (2002)
Najib & Julia (2002)
Northeners, the (1992)
Shouf, Shouf Habibi (2004)
South (2004)
There are some promising projects coming up as well:
Deltastorm (2005 - it tells the story of the great flood of 1953 when over 2000 people died)
Heineken (2006 - it displays the kidnapping of Freddie Heineken two decades ago)
Cruisade in jeans (2005 - after the famous book by Thea Beckman)
Everything from the top class section you should really watch if you can!! From the good section, I particularly enjoyed the following:
All Stars, Cool, Godforsaken, Leak, Loverboy and Shouf Shouf Habibi
EDIT: I don't seem to be able to delete the blank line between "Drift" and "Godforsaken" but anyways; that list is alphabetised only.
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2 people went to their vacations, and there they decided to go sea trip: with diving and watching coral reef... all people have been counted, when they were going down, and then when they were going up. But by some mistake, noone noticed, that those 2 didnt come back to surface and the boat left them on the ocean.
So 2 people left alone on the ocean, cold water, they spent there the whole day, the night was coming, and sharks were closer and closer.
And the movie was made like documentary, so it made it even more scary.
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