To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 3:42 AM Subject: Re: [MOPO] Scorcese's "The Departed" I loved this film. Leo was quite impressive and the rest of the cast. So nice to see Nicholson work with Scorcese. While Taxi Driver is one of my
Well, after seeing the original, Infernal Affairs, multiple times, and having now seen The Departed, I would have to agree that Lau and Mak took less time to tell a far better story.
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By the end, there's too many people dead, which in my opinion, really confuses the viewer as to
Boy would you ever walk funny!
Think you could get used to having a dangling participle?
talk about getting into role.
susan
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st in ages. And I find it incredible that this film marks the first time that Jack Nicholson, our man from "Easy Rider" to the present day, has ever worked w/the director from New York.
** (BTW, the anti-New York bias continues in Hollywood. The last New York-based director to win an Oscar
Some interesting comments on this. I have not seen the film myself yet but am looking forward to seeing it on the big screen.Andy
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. As as an artist and linen backer I can only empathise, I wish they would all turn out as I envision. susan - Original Message -From: David KusumotoTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 5:58 PM Subjec
artist and linen backer I can only empathise, I wish
they would all turn out as I envision.
susan
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ased director to win an Oscar was Woody Allen, for "Annie Hall" in 1977. New York directors get nominated, but are shut out by the clannish L.A. crowd. I hate this.)-koose. - Original Message - From: susan olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: susan olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
esent day, has worked w/the director from New York.
** (BTW, the anti-New York bias continues in Hollywood. The last New York-based director to win an Oscar was Woody Allen, for "Annie Hall" in 1977. New York directors get nominated, but are shut out by the clannish L.A. crowd. I hate
Great thankyou, You have motivated me to get out and see this movie!
susan
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** Hi Shelley -- I
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d' on (although, not a remake)? Just wondering! I thought it was excellent.Am looking forward to THE DEPARTED.Thanks for your impressions.Shelly
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** Before people start falling over themselves proclaiming Martin Scorcese's
new film, &quo
** Before people start falling over themselves proclaiming Martin Scorcese's new film, "The Departed" as being his among his best, it isn't. But when they say it's his best film since "Goodfellas" and "Casino," it's true. After spending more than 10 years trying to "art" it up doing hoity-toity s
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