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sexybeast

 
Favourite actor: Lee Marvin
Favourite director: David Lynch
Favourite film: Sexy Beast (2000), (Dir.Jonathan Glazer)
 
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About me: My favorite films; 1. Sexy Beast, 2. Star trek II; The Wrath of Khan 3. Carlito's Way 4. Vertogo 5. Star Trek (2009) 6. Lost Highway 7. 2001: A Sapce Odyssey 8. Star Wars 9. Blade Runner 10. No Country for Old Men. My favorite Directors; 1. David Lynch 2. J.J. Abrams 3. The Coen Brothers 4. Quentin Tarantino 5. Alfred Hitchcock 6. Danny Boyle 7. Ridley Scott 8. Stanley Kubrick 9. Andrei Tarkovsky 10. Brian De Palma. My favorite TV series; 1. Star Trek (Original Series) 2. Red Dwarf 3. Lexx 4. The Sopranos 5. Star Trek (Next Generation) 6. Battlestar Gallactica 7. Firefly 8. Sex & the City 9. Lost 10. Heroes.

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21/07/2011

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"A list of the greatest films ever made."
05/06/2009

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A very 90's horror set to a Harold Pinter style film-play about morality and philosophy. , 10 September 2009
  • The Last Supper on DVD (1995)
    Starring: Cameron Diaz,  Annabeth Gish,  Ron Eldard
    Director: Stacy Title
    Certificate: Certificate: 15
    Most philosophy students will get shown this film because of it's many questions the film's narrative asks the audience on a sub-level. At the time, this film made as much of an impact with me as Shallow Grave did as the film is essentially a 90's horror film, complete with the 'twenty-somethings in a flat' type situation. What strikes you is the strange dynamic of the characters and cast. The artist character is easily the worst actor whilst the black actor is the best, but the acting is worse than i remembered it being the last time i saw it in the late nineties. What makes the film stand out is the last 30 minutes, where Ron Perlman brilliantly disarms the student's philosophical and moral prowess.   1 out of 1 person found this review helpful
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