The best.
Wednesday, 11. November 2009, 05:34:51
For an inspiration to overcome, I wanna think of some great stuffs first...
That's why i write this boring note:
I. The five best movies I've ever watched:
Iron Jawed angels.(2004)Iron Jawed Angels is an HBO movie about the women suffragists and more specifically Alice Paul and Lucy Burns who took the movement to a new level. I think the music and some cool art/cinematography make this movie really great. The music is very modern with this rock-ish feel to it that really make it engaging. It seems weird to have rock/pop music in a movie about the 1920's but you don't even notice it after the first couple of minutes because it fits so well with the art direction of the movie and sucks the viewer right in. They have some really great shots as well. The do a lot of faster shots that spin around a scene making everything more intense while showing you the entire scene. At part of the movie they're in a workhouse and Alice Paul is on a hunger strike, and then they force feed her by sticking a tube down her throat. These scenes are quick and intense and the camera angles have you feeling uncomfortable in the situation as well. They also do a lot of establishing shots that spin the camera past the 180 rule so you're spinning around the situation. My favorite use of this is when they're canvasing at a cocktail party and you feel as if you're walking through the party because the camera spins right and left and all around to show you all the women hitting their talking points. This is a great movie about such an old time, with such an awesome rock/modern feel. Plus it's always awesome to see women kicking butt.
Love story (1970)
Life is a miracle.It's not the Bengini's Oscar win "Life is beautiful", not the 1947's classical "It's a wonderful life". It's not either the best Kusturica movie - Serbian live legendary two times best directors award in Cannes. But once you watch this movie, you cannot deny how crazy wonderful life can be in a crazy country.
Love actually.To live is to love. Anywhere. Anytimes. Anyhow.
Chungking Express: What Wong Kar Wai made of ...
2. Beethoven 's "Piano concerto no.2" in Châtelet theatre: the classics - the way it is.
3. James Blunt's live show in Paris: sometimes, listening to a romantic stuff alone is not too bad, especially, when you're totally out of love, nothing matchs more than listening to "Good bye my lover".
4. Paul Mccartney live show in Paris: The "Yesterday" and "Here, there and every where" from the old master, even not as the same any more as The Beatles, are always touching as ever. Once upon a time, he was a coocky Beatle.
5. Flamenco show in a very old Sevilla's bar: The joy of life, the power of musics, the happy ending never ends.
Now, after a short review of my really great moments, I can concentrate on my assignments.
P.S: They are really stunning stuffs that I strongly recommend you.
Nite nite




















