Bonus for those who have not seen it. Special screening today at Regal South Beach @ 7:40pm. Q &A with Jason Shwartzman.
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9 comments:
Gawd, Adrian Brody is so gorgeous! (that was really not a constructive comment, sorry)
laughing... all comments are welcome... anyways, not too much of a post to be constructive on
the movie will be premiered-in Spain- at the Gijón International Film Festival. I will be there, and I can't wait.
thank you soooooooo much for the last comment you posted in my blog
:) I am surprised you know "Los Secretos".
I'll be seeing the flick tomorrow--I am psyched. Thanks for the comments on the photos, I really enjoy coming up with the concepts and trying different things.
Dangit, read this post a few weeks too late. Saw the movie last night. It was great.
Though my friend commented (and I tend to agree) that Wes Andersen's - I don't want to say - little tricks but maybe filming techniques? Are becoming too common in his films.
ie. Slow pan to the left as the cast walks by a detailed scene. (ex. funeral in India)
It's a great idea but you see him repeat these types of things in all his movies. I want to know if he can do more.
Nevertheless, he is still in a league of his own. Gotta love his soundtracks...
Agree... We all expect more from our fav artistas. I would say he's no Gondry, but has earned the well deserved rep as cinema's hippest DJ. You should visit the playlist.blogspot.com and check out a list called "If I Was Wes Anderson", now going on vol. 9.
I loved this movie from the very beginning when the credits were starting up.
There was only one part i found disappointing, but i cant tell it in case someone goes to see it...
I liked the fact that the less attractive brother, the shorter one, the weakest, was the most successful and sexually active.
I loved to see him always barefoot and i loved their mother's character, Angelica Huston with white and short hair and so inspiring, human and serene always.
<3
BTW, your blog is amazing.
Did you go to it? How was it? I love Wes Anderson. I like how he repeats certain 'tricks'. If I like something I don't get sick of it, I don't care if it's repetitive!
Seen it twice! Shwartzman was great! I love Anderson! And will remain a fan despite some repition. He does bring it with original stories.
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