fredag den 30. december 2011
Emma (1996)
Watching Jane Austen-films with my Mom is always a pleasure.
torsdag den 29. december 2011
tirsdag den 27. december 2011
mandag den 26. december 2011
Red-Headed Woman (1932)
Might be underrating this. Every scene with Charles Boyer is basically hilarious, but there are just too few of them.
søndag den 25. december 2011
fredag den 23. december 2011
torsdag den 22. december 2011
onsdag den 21. december 2011
mandag den 19. december 2011
søndag den 18. december 2011
Play It As It Lays (1970)
"What makes Iago evil? some people ask. I never ask."
lørdag den 17. december 2011
torsdag den 15. december 2011
onsdag den 14. december 2011
tirsdag den 13. december 2011
Needing You (2000)
Story of the Eye (1928)
"We were perfectly calm, all three of us, and that was the most hopeless part of it. Any boredom in the world is linked, for me, to that moment and, above all, to an obstacle as ridiculous as death. But that won’t prevent me from thinking back to that time with no revulsion and even with a sense of complicity. Basically, the lack of excitement made everything far more absurd, and thus Marcelle was closer to me dead than in her lifetime, inasmuch as absurd existence, so I imagine, has all the prerogatives."
mandag den 12. december 2011
Tender is the Night (1934)
"'Why do you want to fight the Soviets?' McKisco said. 'The greatest experiment ever made by humanity? And the Riff? It seems to me it would be more heroic to fight on the just side.'
'How do you find out which it is?' asked Barban dryly.
'Why - usually everybody intelligent knows.'
'Are you a Communist?'
'I'm a Socialist, said McKisco, 'I sympathize with Russia.'
'Well, I'm a soldier,' Barban answered pleasantly. 'My business is to kill people. I fought against the Riff because I'm a European, and I have fought the Communists because they want to my property from me.'
'Of all the narrow-minded excuses,' McKisco looked around to establish a derisive liasion with some one else, but without success."
'How do you find out which it is?' asked Barban dryly.
'Why - usually everybody intelligent knows.'
'Are you a Communist?'
'I'm a Socialist, said McKisco, 'I sympathize with Russia.'
'Well, I'm a soldier,' Barban answered pleasantly. 'My business is to kill people. I fought against the Riff because I'm a European, and I have fought the Communists because they want to my property from me.'
'Of all the narrow-minded excuses,' McKisco looked around to establish a derisive liasion with some one else, but without success."
søndag den 11. december 2011
lørdag den 10. december 2011
tirsdag den 6. december 2011
mandag den 5. december 2011
søndag den 4. december 2011
lørdag den 3. december 2011
torsdag den 1. december 2011
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