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  1. Steve

    Great Film Scenes

    I've always loved the moment in The Third Man when the light shines down on Harry Lime and his knowing smirk. Perfectly timed and shot.
  2. Steve

    Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds

    Although "Basterds" is currentlty conceding the spotlight to newer films and the hype of even more films coming from the Toronto and Telluride film festivals, I thought that this article would be of interest to some. It's an interview with the "Basterds" costume designer, who also happened to...
  3. Steve

    The Wolfman Remade

    I'm not a big fan of Benecio del Toro, but I like the treatment they seem to be giving the story.
  4. Steve

    Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds

    The paper comes out today, so here's my full review. I'd ask that everyone at least visit the web site and navigate to the film reviews so that we don't lose on web hits. The site might lag behind the actual distribution a little bit.
  5. Steve

    Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds

    He was the American officer that Landa and then Raine spoke to on the telephone. He was only there for about half a minute, but it was a nice touch. :eusa_clap
  7. Steve

    Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds

    It was a straight cord that went straight behind the phone and disappeared behind the table right next to Landa, or perhaps even between his legs. And just as an aside, did anyone else catch Harvey Keitel's voice cameo? I loved that he included that.
  8. Steve

    Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds

    You could see the cord in the film; after reading this thread, I was looking for it. ;) I thought it was a solid film indeed. I'm no expert on period authenticity, but I was impressed by how natural it felt; the early forties atmosphere didn't feel forced at all. I can't really pay any more...
  9. Steve

    james cameron's AVATAR in 3-D

    Initial reviews from Avatar Day are saying that Cameron has finally brought 3D cinema to the place where its aim should have always been to be. No longer just a vehicle for stuff to fly out of the screen; word is that it based around bringing textures and depth to the image, similar to what was...
  10. Steve

    Ghostbusters 1954

    This is spectacular. A trailer cut together for a Ghostbusters film starring Bob Hope, Jerry Lewis, and Dean Martin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAboGO9MDsQ
  11. Steve

    Who watches the WATCHMEN?

    I'll agree that it fit like a charm, and I myself feel like charging the gates of hell when I hear it; but it's one of those moments where I find myself slapping my forehead at a choice so obvious that it distracts from its visual counterpart. When I see Dr. Manhattan establishing himself as a...
  13. Steve

    Great Movie Soundtracks

    Carter Burwell - "Fargo" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8eA9BuuyjY I'm willing to say that Carter Burwell is the only reason to watch a lot of the upcoming films that feature his work.
  14. Steve

    Who watches the WATCHMEN?

    I didn't see the film at all until they released the DC this week. After reading the novel a couple of months ago I figured I wouldn't even come close to enjoying it without seeing as much of the story as Snyder had filmed. I loved the graphic novel, the film, not so much. I believe that this...
  15. Steve

    New sherlock holmes movie

    The trouble with translating Holmes into a visual form is that the Doyle left just enough mystery to the character that we fill them in with our own interpretation of Holmes' omnipotence. Any screen translation eliminates the mystery left by the writing and we're left with a human being who...
  16. Steve

    Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes series

    Rathbone remains my favorite Holmes, if for no other reason than he looks like a Sidney Paget illustration brought to life. His unmistakable voice and razor-sharp diction also add to his power as Holmes.
  17. Steve

    The Well Dressed Monster

    Depending on how broadly you define "monster..."
  19. Steve

    New Indy Flick Poll

    Saw it last night, going in costume just for the fun of it. I thought that the ending leaned far too much in the genre of sci-fi, but I loved the first two acts to death. The ambitiously long tracking shots absolutely amazed me, and I actually appreciated Cate Blanchett in her role. It was...
  20. Steve

    Do You Whistle?

    I often whistle on at school, while walking from building to building; usually after a test.
  21. Steve

    Where are the good Italian Restaurants????

    Franco's in Pensacola, Florida is spectacular. Wonderful atmosphere.
  22. Steve

    "Where there's tea, there's hope"

    Recently I've been quite fond of Vanilla Chai with milk and sugar first thing in the morning. Wonderful, wonderful drink.
  23. Steve

    What Are You Reading

    To the contrary, I don't know you at all; but I do know Dracula. ;)

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