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Godfather Pt. I vs Pt. II
7even:
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--- Quote from: Bez on October 02, 2004, 08:09:07 PM ---I am one of the biggest movies fans you'll ever meet.
But I aint never seen the godfathers.
lol.
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ok, to not have seen some of the greatest films in movie history, thats one thing. but to come in a thread and say it like its somethin to brag about? ummm slap yourself.
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Loney slap your face!!
Shallow:
--- Quote from: K.Ill on October 03, 2004, 11:58:04 AM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on October 03, 2004, 09:11:52 AM ---
--- Quote from: K.Ill on October 03, 2004, 09:04:29 AM ---^^ that's kinda sad really...but me i gotta admit the list of movies i ain't seen or not completely includes "Raging Bull", "Taxi Driver", "Clockwork Orange"...some very basic shit too
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Raging Bull and Taxi Driver are classsics, but Clockwerk is just weird. I don't know what Kubrick was doing because he ruined the book for me. The book was great when I first read it, but then I saw the movie and all that stupid imagery stuck in my head and stays wit hme when I read the book. I can't read it anymore. Good thing I read it first because in this case the book really is way better. For your own sake, don't watch the movie first.
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but that's what many people who read the book to a movie and watched it afterwards say, u always hear that "the movie ain't as good as the book"...Kubrick is weird but ure the first person ever to tell me u disliked that movie
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The thing is, I rarely ever say the book was better. I'm not much of a book guy, but I hated that movie. Every thing was done so odd and loony to me. I feel he failed to capture what the story was about, by making it so odd. I like Kubrick, but I hated this movie. I mean the camera angles, music, etc, are all artistic, but the story seems to play second fiddle to that, and the story in this case should be in the forefront. Look at Spartacus, Kubrick did a great job putting the story first there. In Clockwork Orange, to me at least, it's like the pictures come before the words and actions, when I feel the pictures should help express the words and actions, not become entities of their own.
I think people like it because they think they're supposed to. I'm no huge movie buff or anything, but every person that read the book hated the movie. Even the people I know who hate books, loved the book but hated the movie.
Kill:
^^ ok, i see where ure comin from, but not having seen the movie i can't debate on that of course
bez:
--- Quote from: 7even the Harbinger on October 04, 2004, 05:00:14 AM ---
--- Quote from: Global Moderator on October 04, 2004, 12:29:23 AM ---
--- Quote from: Bez on October 02, 2004, 08:09:07 PM ---I am one of the biggest movies fans you'll ever meet.
But I aint never seen the godfathers.
lol.
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ok, to not have seen some of the greatest films in movie history, thats one thing. but to come in a thread and say it like its somethin to brag about? ummm slap yourself.
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Loney slap your face!!
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lol......I just aint never seen it...thats all.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: K.Ill on October 04, 2004, 01:39:28 PM ---^^ ok, i see where ure comin from, but not having seen the movie i can't debate on that of course
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Keep in mind, I don't really hate the movie. I just hate the way it takes away from the story that the book told so well. It's still great, cinematically, but I feel it could have been just as good in that regard with no story what so ever. Let me know what you think when you see it.
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