JeanMorel
JeanMorel t1_ja7ty6g wrote
Reply to Movies without a main character? by Ok-Impress-2222
Crash, Love Actually, Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve, Mother's Day, He's Just Not That Into You, American Graffiti, Babel, Traffic, Snatch, Sin City, Cloud Atlas, Dunkirk, etc or just check out the article about "hyperlink cinema" here.
JeanMorel t1_j9o8eip wrote
I think it's a fantastic film, a shame more people didn't go see it.
Official Teaser Poster for 'Le Comte de Monte Cristo' ('The Count of Monte Cristo')JeanMorel t1_j933soz wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
For the Dutch historical naval epic Michiel de Ruyter (trailer), which has a massive budget for a Dutch but a small budget compared to an American epic (about $8.5 million), director Roel Reiné juggled three ships around to make it seem like the naval battles on screen had many, many more.
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Reply to Adam Sandler Movies by TomDuBois2002
The Wedding Singer and 50 First Dates.
As far as the post 2005 comedies, I find I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, Grown Ups and You Don't Mess with the Zohan all very underrated.
JeanMorel t1_j67ydb2 wrote
Reply to comment by Gutterman_X in World Movies A-Z : Week 3, Australia to Barbados by Gutterman_X
Thanks!
JeanMorel t1_j67szwb wrote
What happened to your Week 2 list? I didn’t get to check it out and now it’s deleted?
JeanMorel t1_j67sq27 wrote
Reply to comment by DickieGreenleaf84 in Most referenced movies of all time? by Artistic-Toe-8803
But he did say those exact words?
JeanMorel t1_j60cnoo wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Are there any good action thrillers from the last 10 years or martial arts movies with good choreography? by Moon-Unity
He did say "from the last ten years".
JeanMorel t1_ja9vjnl wrote
Reply to This probably sounds stupid, but how do you guys watch all of your movies? by Mindless_Bad_1591
Where I'm from, you can pay the equivalent of about $23 per month and have unlimited access to over 60 cinemas in the city I live in. With this subscription I generally go to the cinema 2 to 5 times per week, which makes a movie cost anywhere from $1 to $3 depending on how many times I've gone that month.
In addition to that I do enjoy collecting blu-rays and have no problem buying them used. I sometimes get some good finds for $2 at a second hand shop near me, otherwise there are plenty of deals to be found online.
I also very regularly record films that play on TV and finally you can find so many great movies from all over the world available freely and legally online.