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1001 Movies Chosen By Johanlefourbe (1001 movies items)" Notes: I wasn’t disappointed and the damned thing really deserves its stellar reputation. Apparently, Hirokazu Koreeda has the reputation of being the greatest humanist director at work nowadays and, after watching this movie, it is pretty easy to understand why. Basically, this time around, Koreeda focused on a group of people who has been rejected and pretty much forgotten by the common society and who are now living in a marginal lifestyle with its own rules and moral code. Koreeda’s ma"
Elokuvat 2020 (530 movies items)"Eriparisista hamppareista muodostuva uusioperhe näpistelee ja koittaa pärjäillä ihmisinä. Laahaavaa nyhjäystä jonka keskeltä muutaman kerran välähtää hehkumaan jokin oikeasti hieno kohtaus. Hyväntahtoista ns. hyvää elokuvaa muttei vaan jaksanut kiinnostaa edes vähää alusta. Lueskelen tässä jotain vanhaa Filmihullun numeroa, jossa George Sidney kuvaa vanhan Hollywoodin valkokangasmaailmaa värähdyttäväksi sijaismaailmaksi. Shopliftersin arkisuus ei kohdannut tällä kertaa "
2020 Movie Diary
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“Since I kept hearing some really good things about this flick (it even won the Golden Palm at the Cannes Film Festival), I was really eager to check it out. Well, I wasn’t disappointed and the damned thing really deserves its stellar reputation. Apparently, Hirokazu Koreeda has the reputation of being the greatest humanist director at work nowadays and, after watching this movie, it is pretty easy to understand why. Basically, this time around, Koreeda focused on a group of people who all had been rejected and pretty much forgotten by the common society and who are now living in a marginal lifestyle with its own rules and moral code. Koreeda’s masterstroke was that he never judges or praises the characters and, for the first 90 minutes, you see how they cope living completely in the ma” read more
Top 10 best movies 2018 (20 movies items)" Notes: Apparently, Hirokazu Koreeda has the reputation of being the greatest humanist director at work nowadays and, after watching this movie, it is pretty easy to understand why. Basically, this time around, Koreeda focused on a group of people who has all been rejected and pretty much forgotten by the common society and who are now living in a marginal lifestyle with its own rules and moral code. Koreeda’s masterstroke was that he never judges or praises the characters and, for the first "
