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Oscars 2015 Winners (My Version) (24 movies items)"Best Film Editing! Winner: Boyhood! Nominees: American Sniper Gone Girl The Grand Budapest Hotel Whiplash"
Well said. I've linked to & quoted from your review in my Best movies of 2014 list.“As of recently I have been noticing a change in my movie watching. It's becoming harder and harder to impress me or have me engaged with something eno”
“The concept of this is extremely interesting. Most of the time a film about someone growing up usually has several actors playing the part or sometime”
“Once again, we have seen a great film with the filmclub. In fact, we pretty much all agreed that it was one of the best movies we have seen together s”
Movies the giraffe watched in 2016: June (28 movies items)"First viewing - April 26th Linklater double feature Easily my second favorite film of 2014, and well worth all the praise I've seen for it. What's most impressive to me though is how the film fits so well together despite the scenes requiring they be shot as it was possible over the several years it spans. Ellar Coltrane was quite a find & fully embodies his character to the point you have to wonder how much the actor and the character actually have in common. I loved watching Mason grow up, an"
Academy Awards Best Supporting Actress Deservers (83 movies items)"2014! Winner: Patricia Arquette! Nominees: Keira Knightley - The Imitation Game as Joan Clarke Rene Russo - Nightcrawler as Nina Romina Emma Stone - Birdman: or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) as Sam Thomson Meryl Streep - Into the Woods as The Witch"
Movies Watched in 2015
Best movies of 2014 (49 movies items)" "Boyhood" is an audacious experiment of a film that chronicles the everyday life experiences of a young boy named Mason, played by newcomer Ellar Coltrane, as he lives out his childhood hitting on universal moments that each person can relate to no matter what the age is. Mason is the kind of young boy you get to know over the course of the film who bears strong similarities to a friend you might have had in school, or perhaps even one's own self at certain points. I saw both in my experience. "