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I don't know about 'favourites' but there are films that for whatever reason stick in the memory
'The Return' is a pretty powerful film (the russian one not the hollywood one); it's all the more poignant when you know that the actor playing the older brother died after filming jumping off the wooden tower the boys are playing on at the start
'etre et avoir' was a nice film that looked into the world of the classroom
I liked Richard Linklaters 'before series' of 3 films: 'before sunrise', 'before sunset', 'before midnight'
'Gattaca' had some pretty intense scenes in it and is a good triumph of the human spirit film
Kubricks 'spartacus' film is awesome
The end of 'Little miss sunshine' made me laugh until my sides hurt
A recent film i quite enjoyed for pure quirkyness was ''the troll hunter''; i think they must have had good fun making that
Quite liked 'rob roy' but it was massively overshadowed at the time by 'braveheart', although it was a better film
'Man on wire' was an interesting documentary about the nature of obsession
I also enjoy watching short films of Danny McCaskill doing his thing; maybe they appeal to my sensor side's desire to live in the moment!
[video=youtube;Cj6ho1-G6tw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj6ho1-G6tw[/video]
More keep coming to mind so i'll stop there
'The Return' is a pretty powerful film (the russian one not the hollywood one); it's all the more poignant when you know that the actor playing the older brother died after filming jumping off the wooden tower the boys are playing on at the start
'etre et avoir' was a nice film that looked into the world of the classroom
I liked Richard Linklaters 'before series' of 3 films: 'before sunrise', 'before sunset', 'before midnight'
'Gattaca' had some pretty intense scenes in it and is a good triumph of the human spirit film
Kubricks 'spartacus' film is awesome
The end of 'Little miss sunshine' made me laugh until my sides hurt
A recent film i quite enjoyed for pure quirkyness was ''the troll hunter''; i think they must have had good fun making that
Quite liked 'rob roy' but it was massively overshadowed at the time by 'braveheart', although it was a better film
'Man on wire' was an interesting documentary about the nature of obsession
I also enjoy watching short films of Danny McCaskill doing his thing; maybe they appeal to my sensor side's desire to live in the moment!
[video=youtube;Cj6ho1-G6tw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj6ho1-G6tw[/video]
More keep coming to mind so i'll stop there