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I think that a topic about exchanging movie recommendations in general would be appropriate:
For example, I found both fantasy and historical films very interesting, such as "The Legend" and "Kingdom of Heaven":rolleyes: Of course, there aren't that many (good, impressive) films, and that raises the question of how to find them; Let's gather and recommend movies to each other here!:smile01:
Personally, I'm interested in watching some:smile43:
I watched it, and I didn't like it very much; it was too creative for me at the time, and I no longer have any desire to rewatch it.
P.S.: This film is not about the band "Nirvana."
I strongly recommend everyone to watch the movie "The Mist". In general, very few films leave such a serious impression, such a lingering feeling after watching. And I can't recall any other film with such a brutal ending (except for one film that everyone here knows ;) ). The movie is based on a story by Stephen King, and the writer hardly needs any introduction. Besides the impressive ending, the film keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout, almost not giving you a chance to breathe (unless you're watching it with commercials, like I did). Watch it, you definitely won't regret it ;)
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
I posted this movie on "Kadr," hoping that at least someone would watch it. :) Here's a small review of "The Mist" (based on the novel of the same name by Stephen King). There is nothing scarier than a human being... "Lock more than two people in a room, and they will find a reason to kill each other." Even before watching, the film is intriguing – "The Mist" is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel, directed by Frank Darabont, who also directed "The Green Mile." And the film doesn't disappoint; the events unfolding on screen are truly captivating. The plot tells the story of a mist that envelops a small town, or perhaps the entire world. The mist appears suddenly, and no one can understand what it is, where it comes from, or whether it is safe... The main action takes place in a supermarket, where the protagonist arrives with his son. It becomes a refuge for several dozen confused people... But soon, the situation becomes clear – there is something in the mist, and it is very hostile to humans... What makes the film remarkable is that it is more about human nature than about monsters tearing people apart (although that is also present in the film). It explores how people change in difficult situations and can do very terrible things... In this difficult situation, a rather unusual figure appears in the supermarket – a religious fanatic, a preacher. At first, no one pays attention to her, but soon her sermons about God's revenge for human sins find their audience. A kind of cult begins to form around her, only pretending to be in God's name, because after a while they start thinking: "Who should we sacrifice for the common good?" All of this looks very harsh, especially the scene of the execution of a young soldier, whom the protagonist and the group of normal people cannot help because they are far outnumbered... So, we should thank Marsha Gay Harden, who played the preacher so convincingly that the viewer believes it. In general, the entire harshness of the film lies in this – watching people turn on each other after a couple of days is not easy, but it only emphasizes the professionalism of the filmmakers. Again, the mist itself is the result of human actions, who decided to open a portal to another dimension... Of course, it should be noted that all the actors did an excellent job. There were many characters in the film, but almost every character was well-developed, so, as is often the case with adaptations of King's novels, the death of one or another character is very tragic, as we saw in "The Green Mile" and "The Stand." And the ending of the film is simply shocking; it is very difficult to accept. In the end, it turned out to be a wonderful film that you should definitely watch
Yeah, I watched "The Mist" too, although I don't particularly like horror movies:rolleyes: But it's really more about human psychology and relationships – you can actually learn something from it. The ending was a bit surprising, it made me smile and think. Although, I did expect a lot of deaths, that's just the nature of the genre. But sometimes people die in droves in movies and not a single string in your soul is touched, and other times (you know what I mean) one death can really affect you... in short, we're becoming more callous. I haven't watched "Nirvana," only listened to it ;)
Could you please recommend a good fantasy or historical film?
upd No, I've already watched "Tristan & Isolde" and "The Bridge"!
Has anyone seen the movie "Nirvana"? If you know of something similar, please write.
Is it with C. Lambert? Something similar would be "Existenz."
Could you please recommend a good fantasy or historical film?
If you liked "Kingdom of Heaven," you'll probably like "Gladiator." I recently watched a movie about WoW, a Polish film from around 2008, with the guy who played the last Bond (I don't remember the name, but you can find it). "The Last Samurai" - I highly recommend it. Is that enough? :)
Nirvana... hmm... Take a look at http://films.imhonet.ru/element/216402/. By the way, regarding this website. What's the point of this site: you register, rate 20 movies, and you can get a prediction about other movies based on your ratings and those of other users.
If you want to watch a horror movie and explore psychology at the same time, you should watch "I Am Legend." I liked the movie.
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I recommend everyone to watch the movie "Zverofabrika"; the plot is simple for this genre, but the movie is very interesting.
Достоинство человека определяется тем, каким путем он идет к цели, а не тем, достигнет ли он ее.;) Демократия есть одурачивание народа при помощи народа ради блага народа.(Уайльд Оскар)
A very strong cast in "Zverofabrika," it's strange that I haven't seen it yet and haven't heard anything about it. Thanks for the recommendation, I need to watch it. I'd recommend the recent youth drama "Highway" from 2002. It's hard to describe it in words, it evokes a lot of unclear emotions, but I really enjoyed it.
I would recommend watching the movie One Way. It's a great drama starring Til Schweiger. Even though I'm not a big fan of German cinema, this is a powerful film.
I think that a topic about exchanging movies in general would be appropriate:
For example, I found both fantasy and historical films very interesting, such as "The Legend", "Kingdom of Heaven":rolleyes: Of course, there aren't that many (good, impressive) films, and that raises the question of how to find them; Let's gather and recommend movies to each other here!:smile01:
I myself am interested in watching:smile43:
I recommend Troy, I love this movie, it's very emotional.
Guys, recommend a good thriller/horror movie/drama with a deep plot and without excessive gore. You can use "Shutter Island," "The Mist," or "Silent Hill" as references.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers