Jayboy124:

Oldies, love watching the very good ones.

On Bollywood and Nollywood, when a movie gets good reviews, I watch or if the trailer impresses me.

Musicals, I love them. Basically grew up watching them along classic Bollywood films so really addicted to them.

Since Unforgiven, I've loved everything Eastwood has done that I've seen. Woody Allen too's the man. Coen brothers too but haven't seen much of their films but my fave has to be Oh Brother.

Aronofsky - wrestler's fantastic and Black Swan too.

You got a nice taste for movies. Love that. But you gotta try see Bollywood films and Nollywood films with good reveiws shah, lol.

Don't like sporadic singings in my movies.  So Bollywood is not for me. 
Nollywood. . .not even threatened with death. 
With regards to the Coen Brothers, you should see The LadyKillers (One of the few movies Tom Hanks impressed me.  Very different from his usual characters)
If you haven't seen Fargo, try to see it.
One of my favorite movies of theirs is The man who wasn't there starring Billy Bob Thorton.  Cinematography is fantastic.  If you're not into their kind of movies, you'd find it boring.  And finally No Country for old men which has one of my most favorite characters ever ~ Anton Chigurh

For Aronofsky. . .The fountain which is kinda visual stunning but a bit hard to grasp.
Requiem for a dream. . .another movie i like.

As for Thomas Newman. . .he has the melodramatic/depression thing down.  In Revolutionary Road, aswerigawd, this one song had a life of it's own.  It was like one of the characters for me.


@Obinna
Yeah i was thinking of QT since i like all his chopping techniques    

obinna5000:

@iice
I know Spielberg is producing 'Super 8'. It will serve as a moment of redemption. No F ups.
I loved J.J. Abrams' 2009 reboot Star Trek. So, lets see how 'Super 8' goes.

'Super 8' hits U.S. theaters on June 10 2011.

I don't see how it can serve as redemption since it's neither his directing or piece that is being done .

Jayboy124:

Sporadic singing's kinda something me love oh. Musicals aint my fave genre but love them so much.

Nollywood's still learning, maybe they've been learning slowly but trust there a few good movies yearly. Jozi Kings and Ije both impressed me last year and this year.

Have seen Fargo, love it. No Country for Old Men too, love that too. Think it won them best directing Oscar. But still, Oh Brother, Where Art Though is my fave Coen movie so far.

Did you say yearly?
Nah Nollywood is not for me. If i didn't find it interesting @ 5 years old, i won't be finding it at my 66yrs now
It's more than just producing a good cinematic release for me. I love everything about movies. The whole 9 yards. So you see why i'm not feeling it.

obinna5000:

@iice
I understand everything you have been saying all this time. But my point is that the producer is still involved even though he/she is not writing or directing the film.

Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson will be producing Tintin. Spielberg directs. But Tintin is still 7 months away, so 'SUPER 8'. Let's see the magic of J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg on June 10 hopefully.

iice:

You obviously don't since you've moved on from the point of redemption to the point of being a producer.


Vieira, haba i don't think so.
Although he has a TV show in the works. . .it's kinda reminiscent of Jurassic Park

iice:

For a bot maybe.

sholay2011: I love kate winslet nd leo in revolutionary road...such a sadistic movie