I enjoyed Lust, Caution when I saw it a week ago. Moody period-piece with the raunchiest sex scenes I've seen in a Chinese movie. Very good, despite showing Tony Leung's bollocks slap-bang in the middle of the screen. Sorry, I'm dwelling on that far too much.
In my opinion, the "Year" is a movie with some narrative tricks derivate from some other "Child Movies" (much better, indeed, like "Machuca"). However, "Elite Squad" had a bunch of qualities: excellent edition, photograph, acting, casting and a story if not too much original, with punch and better structure.
I'm having a time out until I can learn some manners.
sacredchao: I don't know what to tell you. I suppose we'll just have to leave it at that. I still say you're being ever so slightly too harsh with it, considering the amount of effort that clearly went into its creation.
2007 German/Austrian film Die Fälscher ("The Counterfeiters") was one of the most moving and powerful films I've seen in god knows how long.
It's the story of a gifted German Jewish counterfeiter, taken to Sachsenhausen camp to head up Operation Bernhard, the single biggest currency counterfeiting operation in history.
The film doesn't pull any punches, and is very honest about the feel and texture of life in the camps, and the men involved. It paints no man as bland hero or villain, and fleshes out all the major characters in a convincing manner.
It really got to me, and kept me thinking and feeling about it all evening, and intermittently since.
yep...that was the film i was refering to..sorry i was using the english name i saw on AICN!!!! and it's sad..it has releasing dates in france and possibly in USA (and even a possible remake in the works) but not sure in spain yet...
daywatch? after nightwatch i was so scared of seing a new shitty film of that saga to even give it a try!!!