True Grit
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Re: True Grit
Yeh I am going to stick with this and give it a go Valda. The trailer didn't look so bad but I hope not all the good things aren't in the trailer. It wasn't just A Serious Man that was shit. So was Burn After Reading. Completely pointless bullshit. I hope it's not another one of those. Also it's one of the rare Central London showings that I could probably get to in enough time. 
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Re: True Grit
Gosh a_person, Burn After Reading and A Serious Man are my two favourite Coen brothers films!a_person wrote:It wasn't just A Serious Man that was shit. So was Burn After Reading. Completely pointless bullshit.
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Re: True Grit
I walked out of A Serious Man.
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Re: True Grit
I liked Burn after Reading, one of thier goofy films but A Seriuos Man, has to be one of the worst films I've ever seen in a cinema. I can't tell you how much I hated it
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Re: True Grit
I loved the many Coen films such as Raising Arizona, Hudsucker Proxy, and my fav Big Lebowski. But in between their fun movies, they make the most pretentious crap. The Serious Man was, I agree, the WORST ever. But when they're good they are brilliant. With the Dude back, I think this new film will deliver, fingers crossed.
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Re: True Grit
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i liked Serious Man, mainly becos i like films in that period early 20th century feel. but i acknowledge it wasnt anything close to their 90's output.
Come to think of it, No Country wasnt all that. both that and Seriousm Man felt like half a film in that they ended nowhere. abrupt endings dont work when you been watching for an hour and a half.
Come to think of it, No Country wasnt all that. both that and Seriousm Man felt like half a film in that they ended nowhere. abrupt endings dont work when you been watching for an hour and a half.
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Can somebody explain why they didn't like A Serious Man?
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Member number 33 of the "100 free films in 2012" club. I saw 32, which is rather delightful.. I beat Mr. Glass on free films but he narrowly inched me out on total films seen.
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Re: True Grit
had no direction?
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Re: True Grit
This might give you an idea:weirdfilms33 wrote:Can somebody explain why they didn't like A Serious Man?
http://www.fmuk.org.uk/forum/viewtopic. ... 0&start=10


