I'M NOT THERE
Most people weren't their, at the theatres when this movie came out, resonably, because it had no target audience. I'm Not There follows 6 different versions of Bob Dylan, all representing different sides -- the best being a fantastic Cate Blanchette and the late Heath Ledger (who beautifully interacts with the mesmerizing Charolette Gainsbough). It can be as weird as the premise occasionally (especially concerning Richard Gere as a Dylan/Billy the Kid) but the few great scenes are worth it in the end.
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Feburary's "20 Romantic Films from the last 20 years" (and a classic or two)
- Almost Famous (2000) - Every kids Dream
- Amelie (2001) - Not so much a Romantic movie as much as a lovely film
- Annie Hall (1977) - For all those irresponsible parents with teenage kids who havent educated them yet, rent this movie and teach them everything they wont learn in school.
- Before Sunset (2004) - better then than the first, a must-see
- Big Fish (2003) - strange but magical
- Closer (2004) - Not lovely or sweet, but honest and sort of wonderful
- Edward Scissorhands (1990)
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - Whats not to love?
- Lost in Translation (2003)
- Love Actually (2003) - Actually great
- Moulin Rouge (2001) - chessy ,yes, but...
- Once (2007)
- Out of Sight (1998) - one word: chemistry
- Spanglish (2004) - ok, ok, so its not GREAT, but its fun for the whole family
- Talk to Her (2002) - Name one person who hasn't been at least on the verge of tears watching this film. My point exactly
- The Girl Next Door (2004) - it is not a trashy teen flick! its nice
- The Heart is a Lonely Hunter (1968) - for the exact same reason above
- The Notebook (2004) -Overated, but sweet
- When Harry Met Sally (1989)
1 comments:
Cate Blanchett is amazing in just about everything she does. She's great in Notes on a Scandal, and she saved the somewhat overblown The Golden Age, in which she reprised her role as Queen E I.
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