 |
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
Amis 9
Évaluations 17
Critiques 17
Vidéos 0
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
- A History of Violence (Germany/USA 2005, Crime/Drama/Thriller), Dir. David Cronenberg. Both sex scenes with Tom and Edie.
- A History of Violence (Germany/USA 2005, Crime/Drama/Thriller), Dir. David Cronenberg. The closing scene with the family around the dinner table.
- Away From Her (Canada 2006, Drama/Romance), Dir. Sarah Polley. When Grant and Fiona lie together for the last time before he leaves her at Meadowlake.
- Before Sunset (USA 2004, Drama/Romance), Dir. Richard Linklater. The ending, with Celine impersonating Nina Simone. "Baby, you're gonna miss that plane." Perfect.
- Being Julia (Canada/Hungary/UK/USA 2004, Comedy/Drama), Dir. Istvn Szab. Julia's final stage performance.
- Blowout (USA 1981, Crime/Thriller), Dir. Brian De Palma. The closing scene when Jack watches the cut of his film with Sally's scream.
- Casino Royale (USA/UK/Germany/Czech 2006, Action/Thriller), Dir. Martin Campbell. Bond's parkour chase scene.
- Casino Royale (USA/UK/Germany/Czech 2006, Action/Thriller), Dir. Martin Campbell. The shower scene when Bond comforts a traumatized Vesper.
- Chicago (USA 2002, Musical/Comedy/Drama), Dir. Rob Marshall. Cell Block Tango.
- Dirty Dancing (USA 1987, Drama/Romance), Dir. Emile Ardolino. Johnny and Baby's final dance scene.
- Don't Look Now (Italy/UK 1973, Drama/Thriller), Dir. Nicolas Roeg. John and Laura's love scene.
- Frankenstein (UK/USA/Japan 1994, Drama/Horror/Sci-Fi), Dir. Kenneth Branagh. When Victor revives Elizabeth (Helena Bonham Carter), and Bonham Carter conveys everything using only her eyes.
- Guinevere (USA 1999, Drama/Romance), Dir. Audrey Wells. The fortune cookie scene around the dinner table.
- Gummo (USA 1997, Drama), Dir. Harmony Korine. Solomon eating spaghetti in the bathtub.
- Life is Beautiful (Italy 1997, Comedy/Drama/War), Dir. Roberto Benigni. When Guido and Dora stumble passionately into the greenhouse and later their son runs out.
- Me and You and Everyone We Know (USA 2005, Comedy/Drama), Dir. Miranda July. In the elevator when Christine tries to submit her video in person.
- Me and You and Everyone We Know (USA 2005, Comedy/Drama), Dir. Miranda July. The closing scene when Christine comes up behind Richard by the tree.
- Moulin Rouge (USA 2001, Musical/Drama/Romance), Dir. Baz Luhrmann. The Elephant Love Medley with Christian and Satine on the roof.
- Mulholland Drive (France/USA 2001, Drama/Mystery/Thriller), Dir. David Lynch. When Betty and Rita listen to Roy Orbison's "Crying" performed in Spanish.
- Requiem for a Dream (USA 2000, Drama/Crime), Dir. Darren Aronofsky. Harry and Marion talking in bed, featured in split-screen.
- Romeo and Juliet (USA 1996, Drama/Romance), Dir. Baz Luhrmann. The fish tank scene when Romeo and Juliet first meet.
- Saint Ralph (Canada 2005, Comedy/Drama/Sport), Dir. Michael McGowan. Ralph running the marathon, set to Gord Downie's cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah."
- Stranger Than Fiction (USA 2006, Comedy/Drama/Fantasy), Dir. Marc Forster. When Harold brings Ana flours, and when Ana bakes for Harold.
- Team America: World Police (USA 2004, Animation/Comedy), Dir. Trey Parker. The sex scene.
- The Full Monty (UK 1997, Comedy), Dir. Peter Cattaneo. The scene where Dave is wrapped in saran as part of a weight-loss plan and sits in the shed eating a chocolate bar.
- V for Vendetta (USA/UK/Germany 2005, Action/Drama/Sci-Fi/Thriller), Dir. James McTeigue. V's first monologue in the alley.
Indisponible
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Indisponible
Indisponible
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Vous n'avez pas de critiques actuellement.
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Plus... |
|
|
|
|
| Hitchcock's Recent Forum Posts |
Hitchcock on "Greys Anatomy"
octobre 5, 2007
|
|
Okay, Episode 2... the show is going downhill, has been since Season 3. Having Burke's mother on to resolve the Burke situation was so transparent. Most of her scenes were really badly written. I'm thinking in particular of the one between her and George. "Burke's guy." Ugh. It came off as someone trying to mimic GA's style, rather than someone who actually has the knack for it.
Most of the show was annoying. Derek and Meredith are stuck in the same rut as always, the George/Callie/Izzie thing keeps getting dragged out. I still think George and Izzie's chemistry is more
Plus...
|
Hitchcock on "Greys Anatomy"
octobre 3, 2007
|
|
I totally agree - disappointing for the most part. Although you're right, there were some funny moments. Like when Cristina said, "When I move, you move," and then her beeper stayed quiet. Awkward!
For most of the episode, I was thinking that I wasn't going to watch the show anymore. But then when Derek and Meredith had breakup sex and George showed up at Izzie's door and said he loved her too... I was hooked again. I guess some of my synicism has been replaced with gushing romanticism. I still think George and Izzie together is weird, but I'm ready to
Plus...
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
|
|
|
