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"The Number 23"

Watched it on the plane again, the same actor in the lead role, and I liked it again :)
It makes you think...
Found three instances of the number 23 in my date of birth :smile04:

Watched "Pan's Labyrinth". Occupied by the fascists, Spain, 1944. The captain of the fascist garrison invites his pregnant wife and adopted daughter to come to him so that he can be present at the birth of his long-awaited son and heir. On the way, something unusual happens to the girl, who gets lost in the stories... But the film is not about that. See for yourself. ...from the first minutes, it reminds you of Hemingway's "For Whom the Bell Tolls"... If you've read it, it should help you connect with this film and its atmosphere. I also recommend this film to fans of fantasy. You won't regret spending the time!

watched "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" I only missed the beginning a little
I liked the movie. When you see what others have to deal with, your own problems start to seem so insignificant that you sometimes even feel ashamed.
P.S. and yes, the caregiver (with whom the main character wrote the book) was nice, a very sweet girl.

Went to the movies with my sister to see "Haven", she liked it, but I was disappointed – we were planning to see "The Book of Ely", but we were late.
It's the fourth installment, and you can watch it once, especially since Mila Kunis is in it.

Avatar watched it. I liked it very much. :smile54:
I would advise everyone who hasn't watched it to do so.

Watched "21". It's a good movie, I liked the final scene with the line: "Did I manage to impress you?". :)

I watched the recent avatar. I liked it. But it's long.

Watched "Avatar". It's a good movie. And who said that the main character's avatar dies? He himself says that today is his birthday. His rebirth in a new body...

I managed to finish watching Avatar before the rental period ended... there are a couple of flaws, and the film also has a noticeable negative slant. ;) But the work is of high quality. After all, Cameron is not Bondarchuk. :smile48:

and also, the film has a noticeable negative undertone.

Where exactly is it negative? The plot is very similar to what is happening in our world now (only, unlike the film, the strong usually win). And of course, Avatar is a love story with a happy ending.

I watched Avatar on December 28th of last year, and I really liked the movie, especially my wife. :) Best regards, VDV_forever

Taras Bulba vs. Avatar
In both cases, they trade their homeland for a place where things are... less than ideal.

However, there is a slight difference...

Cameron is definitely not Bondarchuk.

But in my opinion, "Planet of the Apes" was filmed quite well, if you're looking for examples in domestic cinema.

I finally watched "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus," although the quality was terrible and the translation was just as bad, but I still liked the movie. It has some psychedelic elements and raises interesting questions, which are presented in a rather interesting way. I think I grasped the essence and meaning of the film, although I need to watch it again in better quality.

Finally watched *Gamer* with Gerard Butler in the lead role. The idea is somewhat derivative, of course. But overall, the film is very good, Butler is, as always, excellent, he defeated all the bad guys, saved his wife and child. A couple of moments were really enjoyable. I can recommend it.