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The Road (2009)
6 Jan 2013, 00:20 AM
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I just saw this film, and I was really impressed by it. It's quite depressing but also really beautiful. Anyone else saw it? and how do you think about it??
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6 Jan 2013, 00:58 AM
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I have seen that movie a year ago or so.. and its a truly great movie! I liked it alot!
6 Jan 2013, 01:00 AM
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Awesome movie. As a father it really gets you. Plus Viggo is just awesome in everything he does. If you haven't seen "The History of Violence" and "Eastern Promises", I highly recommend both of those.
6 Jan 2013, 01:55 AM
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Awesome movie. As a father it really gets you. Plus Viggo is just awesome in everything he does. If you haven't seen "The History of Violence" and "Eastern Promises", I highly recommend both of those.
Im not a father , but I agree with everything Ami!
Viggo is great actor indeed! and I vouch other 2 movies you listed great movies as well!
6 Jan 2013, 01:59 AM
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It's quite depressing but also really beautiful.
6 Jan 2013, 04:04 AM
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I found it just really depressing in general and made me want to buy more guns and ammo. Which I have 
6 Jan 2013, 06:48 AM
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The book is better.
6 Jan 2013, 06:58 AM
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pirating now MVGame
6 Jan 2013, 12:23 PM
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The book is excellent. Cormac McCarthy (the author) has a unique writing style. The story is dark, bleak and is suppose to be depressing with an underlying message. The movie was good as well..they go well together (almost like a companion piece). Unlike No Country for Old Men. That movie was 100 times better than the book. In fact, I read the book and couldn't understand it. (it is written by the same author. Skip the book and go straight for the movie).
6 Jan 2013, 12:47 PM
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Watched each of these movies 2 times. They're all excellent, and Viggo is really really good!
6 Jan 2013, 13:22 PM
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8 Jan 2013, 05:45 AM
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The book is great, and the film paints a bleak captivating narrative. Its well done in both sense. Yes Ami I love Eastern Promises and History of Violence both good movies!
8 Jan 2013, 12:35 PM
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The book for the road was terrible. I get that he's trying to paint a bleak picture, but good god it was tedious to read..
It's for that reason I haven't seen the film. I heard mixed reviews on it. I'll wait for it to be shown on t.v
On a side note, Eastern promises was excellent. I've been a fan of Vincent Cassel since La Haine and Irreversible (although I'll never go near a fire extinguisher ever again!)
It's for that reason I haven't seen the film. I heard mixed reviews on it. I'll wait for it to be shown on t.v
On a side note, Eastern promises was excellent. I've been a fan of Vincent Cassel since La Haine and Irreversible (although I'll never go near a fire extinguisher ever again!)
8 Jan 2013, 13:11 PM
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I read the book after Col Hackworth recommended it on my clan forum.
It is without doubt depressing and bleak but also a monumental achievement. One of those few book I read non stop until it was finished. On the train, at mealtimes, until I fell asleep at night.
Never bothered with the film as, apart from 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest', I've never seen a film that is better than the book upon which it was based and I didn't want to spoil the memory.
I'd also recommend another Cormac McCarthy book. Blood Meridian. It's a story based on the colonisation of the American Great Plains and the character of the men who accomplished it.
It is without doubt depressing and bleak but also a monumental achievement. One of those few book I read non stop until it was finished. On the train, at mealtimes, until I fell asleep at night.
Never bothered with the film as, apart from 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest', I've never seen a film that is better than the book upon which it was based and I didn't want to spoil the memory.
I'd also recommend another Cormac McCarthy book. Blood Meridian. It's a story based on the colonisation of the American Great Plains and the character of the men who accomplished it.
8 Jan 2013, 15:19 PM
#15
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I thought about this movie a few days ago, weird.Never watched it since it got some really "meh" reviews, but it always looked interesting to me. Might try watching it.
No spreading out, no fancy stuff, just smash through. Let's see how those degenerate sophisticates handle a healthy dose of pure unreasoning violence.
8 Jan 2013, 16:24 PM
#16
Posts: 267
i really liked it! it's a "must see" imo
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