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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

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johanlefourbe posted a review of Brooklyn

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

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johanlefourbe posted a video

When Time Ran Out (1980)

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (2020) list

Notes: I haven't seen this one yet...

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johanlefourbe posted a review of Ruby Sparks

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

POINTS : 84 pts - Psycho : 37 pts - Rear Window : 25 pts - Vertigo : 22 pts

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johanlefourbe added 2 items to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (2020) list

Notes: This movie is definitely a milestone and for many reasons. Indeed, not only was it the directing debut for George Miller, one of the most successful directors coming from Australia, but it was also of course Mel Gibson’s debut as well. To be honest, in my opinion, the whole thing didn’t grow old very well but, with such a small budget, they still managed to make something quite striking and pretty bad-ass, that’s for sure. Since then, it has become a cult classic and it definitely deserves its reputation. More than 35 years later, George Miller would finally come up with a new sequel and, even though the production was pretty chaotic and suffered many delays, it turned out to be a massive popular success (many would even argue that it was the best movie released in 2015).

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Best 2nd Directorial Effort from 1923 until 2023 list

directed by Abdellatif Kechiche

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to My favorite movies from the rest of the world list

Original Title: 'Saul fia' Directed by: László Nemes Plot: In the horror of 1944 Auschwitz, a prisoner forced to burn the corpses of his own people finds moral survival upon trying to salvage from the flames the body of a boy he takes for his son. Note: With this movie, right from the beginning, you are immersed in some kind of chaotic and irrational mayhem, it's so relentless that the makers don't give you one single wide shot in order to breath, to take a few seconds to understand what just happened, to actually see and try to understand this whole situation. Instead, you stay close, very close, to some random man who also seems to act really irationally but, in such a doomed time and place, after spending your days helping to exterminate men, women and children, just so you could survive another day, was it in anyway possible to keep your sanity and act like a sensible human-being?

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to My favorite Asian movies list

Original Title: 'Salinui chueok' Country: South Korea Directed by: Joon-ho Bong Plot: In a small Korean province in 1986, three detectives struggle with the case of multiple young women being found raped and murdered by an unknown culprit. Note: Right from the start, I recognized the unique style of Joon-ho Bong which was in this case to mix a very dark and realistic serial-killer thriller with some unexpected humor. Eventually, I really enjoyed the fact that there were just so many layers. Not only it gave a great look on how rural South Korea must have been in the 80's, there was also this clash between the modern methods used by a cop from Seoul and the (usually brutal) methods used by the local cops who seemed to be just terribly incompetent. It is also one of these few very brave thrillers which dare not to finish everything with some preposterous and annoying twist suddenly solving the case and it made the whole thing even more fascinating.

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johanlefourbe posted a review of Games of Love and Chance

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L'esquive

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johanlefourbe rated L' Esquive (original French Version with English Subtitles

 L' Esquive (original French Version with English Subtitles 7/10

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johanlefourbe added 3 items to Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2017) list

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johanlefourbe added 1 item to Worst movie posters ever list

Comment : To be honest, it might not be the ugliest poster out there but what really bothered me is that they actually switched the hair color of the actresses involved... Indeed, in this movie, Franka Potente was a brunette and Mandy Moore was blond (see pics underneath) but, for some reason it was completely the other way around on this pathetic poster. Seriously, the guys who are paid to make these posters should check at least such basic details because the end-result looked just so unprofessional... Franka Potente Mandy Moore suggested by johanlefourbe

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