Comments | majeunesse: movie night

majeunesse

movie night

Apr 24, 2006 10:29

Yesterday was mostly spent plopped in front of the TV on an air mattress catching up on new releases. I watched Capote and Broken Flowers before calling it a night. Capote was amazingly beautiful and dreary. It has inspired me to reread Breakfast at Tiffany's and hopefully follow it up with In Cold Blood. Philip Seymour Hoffman is such an amazing ( Read more... )

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majeunesse April 25 2006, 14:39:50 UTC

that's what i was thinking too. maybe we all had too high of expectations.

swiftscout4 April 25 2006, 18:15:20 UTC

I hate all those Jarmoosh films. Boring, and bad. I do like, however, one Werner Herzog when he tackles feature films. I also like you, and you boy, and your dogs, and wish to see you soon.

not_adopted April 25 2006, 18:36:59 UTC

It seems as though I am in the minority, but I thought Broken Flowers was amazing. Jim Jarmusch is one of my favorite directors and I think he just keeps getting better. The way that man can film silence and nothingness is astonishing. So good at directing uncomfortable and realistic situations. Speaking of which, I want to see it again.