View Poll Results: Which movie should I see this weekend?
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
3
13.04%
The Darjeeling Limited
1
4.35%
Lars and the Real Girl
2
8.70%
No Country for Old Men
17
73.91%
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Which movie should I see this weekend?
11-16-07, 10:07 PM
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Which movie should I see this weekend?
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
The Darjeeling Limited
Lars and the Real Girl
No Country for Old Men
Trying to decide on which movie I want see the most. What do you recommend?
The Darjeeling Limited
Lars and the Real Girl
No Country for Old Men
Trying to decide on which movie I want see the most. What do you recommend?
11-17-07, 12:34 AM
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I've seen all 4 and in order:
1. No County for Old Men
2. The Darjeeling Limited
3. Before The Devil Knows You're Dead
4. Lars and The Real Girl
No Country for Old Men is the best film of the year so you should go see it ASAP.
1. No County for Old Men
2. The Darjeeling Limited
3. Before The Devil Knows You're Dead
4. Lars and The Real Girl
No Country for Old Men is the best film of the year so you should go see it ASAP.
11-17-07, 07:19 AM
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I saw No Country and Lars yesterday - go see No Country. Lars was very ho-hum...Ryan Gosling playing David Arquette and a film that isn't dramatic enough to be a drama and not funny enough to be a comedy (and doesn't really work as a dramedy)...just average and kind of dull.
No Country on the other hand (for the most part anyhow) will blow you away. The first 105 minutes are a masterpiece - some of the best stuff the Coen's have ever put on film... definitely a MUST SEE and I'll be checking it out again asap.
The Darjeeling Limited I liked more than most but I'd only recommend it after seeing No Country and only if you're a big Wes Anderson fan.
No Country on the other hand (for the most part anyhow) will blow you away. The first 105 minutes are a masterpiece - some of the best stuff the Coen's have ever put on film... definitely a MUST SEE and I'll be checking it out again asap.
The Darjeeling Limited I liked more than most but I'd only recommend it after seeing No Country and only if you're a big Wes Anderson fan.
