One Sentence Movie Reviews: “Tape”
Tape (2001): "There is a great film festival awaiting us containing only movies that take place in a single room."
Tape (2001): "There is a great film festival awaiting us containing only movies that take place in a single room."
Thief of Bagdad (1940): "The lousy movie that inspired the better Aladdin."
Notes: Painful film #274 in my AFI 400 completion quest. 126 to go.
Like passing a kidney stone.
Now, Voyager (1942): "A great performance can seem all alone in a not so great movie or it can elevate it to its own level."
Notes: Film #273 in my AFI 400 completion quest. 127 to go.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008): "The murder of innocence usually begins with an agreed upon lie."
The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985): "Woody Allen's best movies may be the one's he stars in but his most consistent (Radio Days, Sweet and Lowdown, Vicky Cristina Barcelona) are the ones where he does not."
Question: Which do you prefer?
The Great Ziegfeld (1936): "I am a few too many years and culture iterations removed from the life of Mr. Ziegfeld to understand why it justifies 3 hours and 15 minutes of screen time."
Seen: As part of my effort to see the entire AFI 400. 270 films down, 130 to go.
500 Days of Summer (2009): "Those who know love is unpredictable will find it intoxicating. Those who wish it were will find it maddening."
Affliction (1997): "The paradox of American masculinity is the capacity for violence paired with a lack of emotional insight."
I Love You, Beth Cooper (2009): "A loveable, shaggy chesnut still feels like trying to laugh at a toddler reciting 'Why did the chicken cross the road?"