Facts about my movie-watching

Record:

I have watched 7 Movies in one day.

Record:

I have watched 73 Movies in one month.

Record:

Watched over 500 movies in one year: 581
- With films seen twice that year: 587
- The list: 2010 Movie Diary by Kris...

Fact:
Most Percentage Seen From an Director.

I have seen 100% of all Christopher Nolan Films. This is my highest rated percentage I've got from an director atm. 9/9 films are seen. He is one of my favorie directors and haven't made to many films yet, so it wasn't too much of a suprise.

The Prestige is my favorite film from the director!

Record:
Most Seen in one Month (One Film).

I have watched it 10 times in one month.

Fact:

When I was around 14-15 years old, I loved Demolition Man. It was cool and very funny to watch. One of my best childhood memories (when it comes to films that is). Now it's still entertainable.

The villain is pretty cool too!

Fact:
Most Percentage Seen From an Actor.

Back in the days, my favorite actors where Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and the named Jean-Claude Van Damme. This was until I got a turning point in my life and got a little bit different taste in movies and actors. But my first meeting with the actor, we have to go a little bit back.

Reign of Fire was showed in Norway in 2002. I went with an friend of my (Which ironically enough isn't too good friend with me now) and we were amazingly suprised. We liked it a lot back then. Now I think it's still entertainable, but not too good. Many says today that he does a good job in The Dark Knight and that is one of his good works, but not THE best. Well, a lot of people forget the movies like Equilibrium, American Psycho and of course El Maquinista (The Machinist)! He's still good in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight of course, but we can't forget the other fantastic performances! This I understood after I had my turning point - 2/3 years ago - and I had a new favorite actor, not only one of them, but my all-time favorite as well.

And the extreme body modificaton that he did from El Maquinist to Batman Begins is unbelievable. It seems also that he have done some body modification from Public Enemies to The Fighter.
Extreme Body Modification by drugs

Actually, I really disliked Joaquin Phoenix as an actor in my earlier days. But all of that changed when I saw Walk the Line for the first time. Then I really got to see what a great actor he really are, and the movie itself was also stunningly good!

Tyler Hawkins

This is my biggest guily pleasure atm. My first viewing with this film, it blowed my mind away. And still today I really like watching it. Many other people have The Rock as their favorite. But Face/off is mine. Close followed by Con Air and, all-ready mentioned, The Rock

Lars Von Trier is obscure and very very real in his films. Well, in most of them that is. I haven't watched a lot of his movies yet, and that's a shame, really - since he is another possibly favorite director. My first experience with Trier was his 2009-film, Antichrist. Visually I was amazed. It was stunning, and I though the film itself were really good. Then it took some time for another Trier-experience, but early this year (january-february) I finally sat down to watch Dancer in the Dark. I had waited for 2 years to see this film, because people warned from seeing, since it was boring. Boring? Dancer is an perfect masterpiece, that should be seen by all movielovers out there.

Now, you probably think I took a Trier-marathon. No, I didn't. Trier's film need a break from each other, otherwise it can be too much. But, I think it was in August, I finally sat downed to watch one more of his film. Now this film is around 3 hours, so it's very hard to watch, even if you are a fan of Trier. But again, a marvelous film. Not Dancer in the Dark-perfection, but clearly up there with one of the best movies out there.

Now, after seeing 4 movies I must really say he's about to be one of my favorite directors. He is definately up-and-coming.

Scott Adkins

At least one time in your life, you have been up much longer than you supposed to, because of a movie. 48 Hrs. was my first film who was like that. The second film that happend to, was Lethal Weapon. Now, first time I watched this film - I was amazed. The same went for 48 Hrs. Well, now I have taken a rewatch with both of the films and Lethal Weapon is the film that have hold it standards. Hell, it goes for all 4 of them - even tho the second is the worst of them. But belive me, that says a lot.

I watched The Dark Knight 4 times when it was going at the cinema. From 20. july to 4. august.

After the cinema experience I have wtached The Dark Knight 2 times more on DVD. More times awaits after I get it on Blu-Ray!

Today I can say a lot my childhood. But one thing is for sure; Films was easy and just pure fun then. Now I have watched a lot of films that was fun in my childhood, that isn't too much fun to watch now. But one film that I got my best memories from is Gremlins, closely followed by Home Alone & Home Alone 2. First time I watched the film, I was a little bit afraid from it, to be honest. But after getting the spin-off product, a Gizmotoy I have always been thinking the film as an funny and scary movie. My memories with this film will never go away, even tho I watch it 10 years later - I still have the same feeling when I watch the movie 10 years before.

After having watched The Dark Knight 4 times at the cinema and a Nolan had another rumored project, I almost couldn't wait for the movie to be released.

Now, before I went to the cinema to watch this masterpiece, I got to know that Nolan had spent 8 years on the script. I would say that's 8 years well spent!

Darren Aronofsky is another upcoming director that have impressed me with two of his other works; Requiem of a Dream & The Wrestler. Black Swan suprised me. Not that I thought BS would suck, but rather that it really gave me an intense movie experience which I didn't think it would do.

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There are a lot of Shows that can be highly appreciated and loveable. But nobody show has ever blowed me totally away and given me a heck of suprise until I saw Curb Your Enthusiasm. The situations Larry is bumping into feels real and this is situations you most likely can relate to. And the humouristically twist to the situation is perfectly timed and done. The actors do a hell of a good job too!

After I had watched this trailer, I was really looking forward to this film! It looked classy and cool, but what I got served was a medi-core film with a style that didn't fit the film and gunshots-sound that could blow my ear off...