Monthly Archives: June 2004

This is a very popular Hungarian one. It was bad, barely hold my attention. I haven’t seen the Britney Spears’ Crossroads but this one was supposed to be similar. Two teenage girls ran away for the summer from Hunary down … Continue reading →

On the other hand in the Canadian drama Les Invasion Barbares (The Invasion of the Barbars) they had almost too much (character, compared to the one I have seen right before it.) The dying father, the superrationalist son, the sailor … Continue reading →

I read a few years ago Jose Saramago’s book The Stoneraft, on which the Portuguese movie was based on. The movie was slow paced, but the book was even more so. The ideas are fantastic, but having read other books … Continue reading →

I couldn’t avoid comparing this flick to the previous one I saw a few hours ago. While tat one was full of tranquility this one was filled with violence. But the message is the same. Despite the slaying of people … Continue reading →

I liked this movie for its multivalency. It was so rich and deep, food for thoughts. Based on the movie I could ponder what’s in my baggage. I enjoyed how the metaphor was made explicit; showing how the protagonist’s past … Continue reading →

This was a good closure for the evening (having watched the previous two movies listed here). Lightweight, but too long at its two hours. Man saves other man from suicide at the city park in the night, thus feel responsible … Continue reading →