The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976) |
90% | |
The Idiots (1998) |
80% | |
The Celebration (1998) |
90% | |
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) |
40% | |
Public Enemies (2009) |
50% | |
This film is not such much of a sci-fi film as a comment on society. Bowie does an excellent job of portraying an other-wordly creature who becomes completely enamored with humanity and begins to fall victim to all our various vices. While the film does tend to use Bowie... More
The viewer is put to the test as they slowly discover who "the idiots" actually are. This can be seen as a "big issue" movie, but that is Dogme 95's way of messing with us. The film isn't supposed to be controversial and it isn't supposed to tug at our heartstrings. It is... More
Festen is the epitome of the Dogme 95 manifesto. Of course it breaks some of the rules, but all of them do. Quite literally making the private public with the use of a digital camera, Vinterberg gradually breaks down the facade of the patriarchal family.
Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder have British accents. A wolf has sex with a woman. Enough said.
In this film, Johnny Depp and Christian Bale are great character actors given uninteresting characters. While both attempt to find some distinctive characteristic to cling to, the script does nothing to help them. The film has an identity crisis amidst the unconventional... More
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