For those of you who can read Dutch: movieblog update

[beelikej]

I updated my movieblog with reviews of all the movies I saw last month (if you're linguistically challenged and only read english: feel free to ask for a personal review;)

Our Daily Bread - fascinating images from foodindustry

Letters From Iwo Jima - War from the pov of 'the enemy': US vs Japan WWII

The Pursuit Of Happyness - lost your job, out on the street with a kid to take care of: the American Dream...

The Illusionist -A romantic magician

Little Children - suburbia in outrage: those nasty naughty neighbours...

Notes On A Scandal - Female teacher has an affair with a student... Her friend knows what to do

The Prestige - Two magicians try to out-trick eachother

Kicks Dutch society is changing ('Crash' in the Netherlands)

Thank You For Smoking - Yeah, thanks a lot

Bobby - Robert F. Kennedy murder: 22 stories of people who were there

Comments

[tanisafan.livejournal.com]

Of this list, I've only seen Little Children (which I liked a whole lot, although I'm biased when it comes to Kate Winslet :P) and Thak You For Smoking. The latter was quite possibly my favorite movie of 2006. Damn, but I loved everything about it. Irony, dry wit, political incorrectness, teh Love that is Aaron Eckhart,... And yes, Adam Brody was freaking awesome, lol!

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

I'm again stunned by your strange taste: so you despise Orlando, but love Aaron? 'Eeeeek', woman, 'eeeeek', I tell you.

I highly recommend Notes On A Scandal. And how come you still haven't seen the pretty that is The Prestige?

[tanisafan.livejournal.com]

Heh, at least we agree on the important stuff (aka Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman :P)!

I haven't seen The Prestige yet, for the simple reason that the art house where I intern/work (I said yes to the job today, so some day soon I'll leave my dirt poor status behind me, yay!) is playing it on the big screen on March 28, and I'll be able to watch it for free. Bwahaha!