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Movies I Watched In 2018!.
6,006 Movies For a Post-Covid World... (6013 movies items)"GREAT MOVIE! Review coming soon... *Official 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die entry...* *Official 2020: A Movie Odyssey entry, by Dr-Faustus* "
Favorite Drama Films: 2016-2017 (39 movies items)" Directed by: Paul Thomas Anderson Produced by: JoAnne Sellar, Paul Thomas Anderson, Megan Ellison, and Daniel Lupi Written by: Paul Thomas Anderson Cinematography: Paul Thomas Anderson Edited by: Dylan Tichenor Music by: Johnny Greenwood Distributed by: Focus Features "
BAMF's March 2018 Cinejourney (31 movies items)" Familiar Actors: Daniel Day-Lewis Brian Gleeson Harriet Sansom Harris Silas Carson Julia Davis and Jack Gordon True Rating: 6.9/10"
“Since I'm such a huge fan of Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis, I was obviously dying to watch this movie. Well, to be honest, even though I really liked it, pretty much like his 2 previous directing efforts, it didn't really blow me away after all. I mean, from a technical point of view, sure, it was quite mesmerising, every shot was gorgeous, the soundtrack perfectly set the mood and, as usual, Daniel Day-Lewis was just amazing and completely disappeared in this character. Eventually, what bothered me with this movie was this love story which was in my opinion actually rather unromantic. I mean, you can say whatever you want about this guy but, at least, he was honest as he didn't try to fool anyone about his qualities and shortcomings. On the other hand, I won't blame Vicky Krie” read more
Top 10 best movies 2017 (20 movies items)" Notes: Since I'm such a huge fan of Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis, I was obviously dying to watch this movie. Well, even though I really liked it, pretty much like his 2 previous directing efforts, it didn't really blow me away to be honest. I mean, from a technical point of view, it was quite mesmerising, every shot was gorgeous, the soundtrack perfectly set the mood and, as usual, Daniel Day-Lewis was just amazing and completely disappeared in this character. Eventually, what bo"
Ronny's Dutch Film Club (115 movies items)" chosen by Ria Notes: Since I'm such a huge fan of Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis, I was obviously dying to watch this movie. Well, even though I really liked it, it didn't completely blow me away to be honest. I mean, from a technical point of view, it was quite mesmerising, every shot was gorgeous, the soundtrack perfectly set the mood and, as usual, Daniel Day-Lewis was just amazing and completely disappeared in this character. Eventually, what bothered me with this movie was thi"
“Paul Thomas Anderson traffics in films that are purposefully oblique. They are sustained on mood, on character, on a ripeness of visual poetry that recalls the titans of cinema in a way that refracts them like a funhouse mirror. Phantom Thread, for all of its straight-ahead narrative propulsion, is as fascinatingly opaque as The Master or Magnolia. Not only is there a sense of tightly-wound control from the first frame, but there’s a palpable sense of unease as to where this is going for a long period of time. Open with a harsh white background and the title in ornately circular script and a sound of organized noise or elegantly controlled feedback. If you’re getting the sense that you’re about to engage in an old-fashioned gothic romance, then you’re right. The world of” read more
2017's Best Movies
Watched in 2018 (67 movies items)"6.3. Kiero, hauska ja hurmaava. Paul Thomas Andersonia kauneimmillaan; Vicky Krieps ja Daniel Day-Lewisistä puhumattakaan."
Movies I've seen in 2018
Predicting the Winners of the 2018 Oscars (21 movies items)"And the Nominees are... *Carter Burwell- Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri *Alexandre Desplat- The Shape of Water *Jonny Greenwood- Phantom Thread *John Williams- Star Wars: The Last Jedi *Hans Zimmer- Dunkirk And the Oscar goes to... A strong race, but Desplat's beautiful work for The Shape of Water has got to be the favorite. While Greenwood's score may be the most complete, Desplat's opening theme for his film is the stuff of dreams. He's won the Globe, Critics' Choice Award, an"
