Thursday, June 28, 2007
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Arty movies I want to see
Daywatch
This probably only qualifies as arty because it's Russian. Nonetheless I forgot it on my last list, so arty it is. Nightwatch was great. It was fun in the very best sense. More like Indiana Jones fun than Pirates fun. I still think about that owl girl. And I'm excited to see where they go next.
Waitress
I'm a bit skeptical of this due to Keri Russell being about annoying in the previews, but the reviews are so good. And I love Nathan Fillion. And I'm interested in gender and service work. And movies about women's friendships. And movies made by women.
Lights in the Dusk
I barely remember The Man Without a Past, other than I saw it at the Music Box and the fact that I LOVED it. One of those movies I would probably buy if I found it on an endcap at the store even though I don't remember it. Aki Kaurismaki is a genius. Such pretty films. So sad.
Once
Again, the reviews are great and I secretly love musicals.
Away from Her
I think I'll have trouble with this one, especially since I just watched Iris and more or less wept through it. My grandma didn't have Alzheimer's but it's still too close to home for related reasons. Nonetheless I'm a huge Alice Munro fan, I'm intrigued by the marital problems the movie is really about, and again, the movies made by women thing.
This probably only qualifies as arty because it's Russian. Nonetheless I forgot it on my last list, so arty it is. Nightwatch was great. It was fun in the very best sense. More like Indiana Jones fun than Pirates fun. I still think about that owl girl. And I'm excited to see where they go next.
Waitress
I'm a bit skeptical of this due to Keri Russell being about annoying in the previews, but the reviews are so good. And I love Nathan Fillion. And I'm interested in gender and service work. And movies about women's friendships. And movies made by women.
Lights in the Dusk
I barely remember The Man Without a Past, other than I saw it at the Music Box and the fact that I LOVED it. One of those movies I would probably buy if I found it on an endcap at the store even though I don't remember it. Aki Kaurismaki is a genius. Such pretty films. So sad.
Once
Again, the reviews are great and I secretly love musicals.
Away from Her
I think I'll have trouble with this one, especially since I just watched Iris and more or less wept through it. My grandma didn't have Alzheimer's but it's still too close to home for related reasons. Nonetheless I'm a huge Alice Munro fan, I'm intrigued by the marital problems the movie is really about, and again, the movies made by women thing.