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[PepsiAddict]

Does anyone know of any good movies that are out there

My wife & I were looking up movies nothing really grabbed our attention?

[One-Way]

It depends on what you're looking for.

If you like blockbuster films, I'd recommend Star Trek, as it has been receiving very positive reviews. If you like to explore different genres and different types of films, I'd highly recommend The Brothers Bloom (although I haven't seen it yet) and Rudo y Cursi looks like a solid piece of work (although I'm a huge fan of the writer/director's brother, Alfonso Cuarón. I would absolutely recommend Atom Egoyan's Adoration, which is in limited release and is currently playing in Pasadena.

[One-Way]

HBO Films generally puts out good material, especially with their recent mini-series The Alzheimer's Project. However, as the article states, this project has been in development for a while and it could be dead. Al Pacino doesn't have this currently listed on his upcoming project list, but you never know. Also, it's not his first time taking on the role of an Armenian. I liked Breach, so if the story is solid, this could be a good film.

[ara87]

It depends on what you're looking for.

If you like blockbuster films, I'd recommend Star Trek, as it has been receiving very positive reviews. If you like to explore different genres and different types of films, I'd highly recommend The Brothers Bloom (although I haven't seen it yet) and Rudo y Cursi looks like a solid piece of work (although I'm a huge fan of the writer/director's brother, Alfonso Cuarón. I would absolutely recommend Atom Egoyan's Adoration, which is in limited release and is currently playing in Pasadena.

The Brothers Bloom is supposed to be good, though I have also not seen it yet.

I'm waiting to see this however, "Whatever Works." (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVi3zs_S96M)

This is a good new movie, but it is still in the works. One-Way might like this.

http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/05/al-pacino-in-talks-to-play-kevorkian.html
Damn, Al Pacino? He may look more like Kevorkian, but I would rather have had them try and keep it with Ben Kingsley, who is a much better actor

[One-Way]

Absolutely.

I didn't mention films that haven't been released yet, or else I would have recommended Tetro (June 11) and Whatever Works (June 19).

Woody Allen, always and forever.

[ara87]

Woody Allen, always and forever.

Lol :laugh:

I forgot about tetro (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ_XTIsMKig), it looks rather good as well