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Originally Posted by Bullitt68
I probably won't see that until it's on HBO if I see it at all. I don't much care for animated films. However, I now have more incentive to see it just to see 2001's influence.
I think it sucked save for Matt Dillon.
Have you seen all of his films? Which ones have you tried to watch and not liked and why? As a huge Kubrick fan, I'm always curious to hear what people have to say, regardless of whether it's good or bad.
Wow. Two movies in my top ten. IMO, Once Upon a Time in the West is the best Western ever made. Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda were phenomenal, I loved Jason Robards as Cheyenne, the cinematography was staggering, and Morricone's score is one of the most beautiful scores ever made if not THE most beautiful.
As for Once Upon a Time in America: It's my favorite film of all time. I literally have nothing bad to say about a single second in the entire 3+ hours the film runs.
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Wall E is impeccably done. Pixar have a knack for sharp satire.
Wall E is pixars statement on the effects of automation on the human race, and the disconnect we are developing between the natural world and the human plight.
Deep and Dark for a family film..but it pulls it off.
Three films that are coming out as summer blockbusters deal with serious topics..
Wall E- over-reliance on automation, destruction of the natural world
HellBoy 2- is the human race worth saving, when they seem to have no respect for anything but themselves?
Dark Knight- post 9/11 fear mongering, anarchy, blowback...