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Great soundtrack too, isn't it Neil Young?
Neil Young, yes, even though I didn't spot that until the credits rolled.
Great soundtrack too, isn't it Neil Young?
Dead Man.
Jim Jarmusch flick from 1995 (has JJ done anything at all in the recent past?)
A lot better than I remembered it being. Johnny Depp is the greenhorn who gets more than he bargained for (like several bullets) when he goes west to take up a post as Robert Mitchum's accountant (this was RM's last role, if memory serves).
While there's a touch of 'noble savage-ism' in the depiction of the Indian guy who saves him (for a while), it's a good enough film to overcome that.
One of those ones that linger in your mind, while never spelling out exactly what it means.
Beautiful B&W cinematography as well.
The Angel's Share. Well worth a watch - Bit of a feelgood film really.
Like with Red Road (and to some extent Wuthering Heights), I found the build up good but it lost me in the last half hour.Watched it, not bad at all, good recommendation that, thx
If I remember correctly there's a missionary in it selling blankets infected with Smallpox and Tuberculosis to the Indians. Wasn't that something mainly done by the British earlier though?
The short answer is that you may be right, but I don't know for sure. The Indian character's backstory is that he was captured by British troops and brought back to England in a cage, to be exhibited as a curiousity.
Now I'm pretty sure that's an anachronism, so I wouldn't be surprised if the blankets thing is too.
Alfred Molina is good as the blanket selling missionary, though.
You can get Snatch there now.Thanks to Lovefilm sending me low priority titles, I'm just watching Safe with Jason Statham. It's the most easy to follow film ever. I've nodded off twice and made a phone call and I haven't missed any of the plot. When I go senile I will catch up with the rest of his films.
You can get Snatch there now.
/runs
its the sign of modernity decay that the stath was ever allowed to become an action hero. I've eaten microwave roast dinners on my own at 3 am while crying and those times were stil better than watching stath perform
I love the Transporter films. I know they're terrible but I switch on MST3K mode.
And I like Snatch. At this point I could do a joke.
I think he's fine. Certainly no worse than the 80s action stars. It's not exactly like these roles give anybody and opportunity for a lot of thesping. In The Bank Job, where he actually got to act, he was perfectly acceptable.
he just does aggrieved bewilderment all the time. Nothing else
Can't think of one, don't want to google-cheatDon't hold back now.
Can't think of one, don't want to google-cheat
I may come back at some future point.
Statham is surely the brit version of bruce willis. I've only seen about 5 of his...3 Transporters, Snatch and...well I've seen 4 then. And he's one of the younger action guys around just now...hah.The title is a adolescent pun already. Not sure how it could get any more hilarious.
Statham is surely the brit version of bruce willis. I've only seen about 5 of his...3 Transporters, Snatch and...well I've seen 4 then. And he's one of the younger action guys around just now...hah.
I think he's fine. Certainly no worse than the 80s action stars. It's not exactly like these roles give anybody and opportunity for a lot of thesping. In The Bank Job, where he actually got to act, he was perfectly acceptable.