Quoting SmittyOne (Reply 49): K-19 The Widowmaker was fantastic if generally unknown. Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson. |
Yeah I liked that movie too. Thanks for reminding me of it!
Pierre
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Quoting CompensateMe (Reply 40): |
Quoting Superfly (Reply 20): Saturday Night Fever |
Quoting flyingturtle (Reply 54): The Day of the Jackal, |
compensateme wrote:The Silence of the Lambs - the greatest movie of all-time.
PUT THE #@$#&% LOTION IN THE BASKET!!!
Aesma wrote:My most memorable experience is probably Lost In Translation. If you liked it, you will understand why, if not, you won't.
Aesma wrote:My most memorable experience is probably Lost In Translation. If you liked it, you will understand why, if not, you won't.
What I like with the movie theater is that you're really immersed in the movie, no distraction. For a movie like Lost In Translation, it makes all the difference.
DIRECTFLT wrote:compensateme wrote:The Silence of the Lambs - the greatest movie of all-time.
PUT THE #@$#&% LOTION IN THE BASKET!!!
R.I.P. Jonathan Demme
The Silence of the Lambs was a phenomenon in 1991. People from all walks of life were talking about it. One of those rare films that has "word on the street" quality to it. Like Alien did in 1979.
His Masterpiece
Maudsley is housed in a 'glass cage', a two-cell unit at HMP Wakefield prison that bears an uncanny resemblance to the one featured in The Silence of the Lambs. It was built for Maudsley in 1983, seven years before the film was released