Beirut Int'l Film Festival-Screening Schedule
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Ok
since im in my Sin City phase now,
Robert Rodriguez is giving us a Sin City 2 to be launched in 2007 and Sin City 3 in 2008
wait,
thats not all the big news
Angelina Jolie is in Sin City 2
Yepppiiiiiiii
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Last night I watched Sin City
I know its old now but I did not get the chance to watch it before, Once I only watched the last 15 minutes of it.
Its such a good film, although it has Quinton Tarantino in the Directors team (whom i hate) but i loved everything in the film.
you can feel the comics when you watch it, its perfectly done to make you feel you are turning the pages & not watching a film, the color vs. Black & white scenes (like when Marv meets Goldy) is so good that you can see how his emotions towards thing are. The mind talk all over the film with all the characters...everything is perfect
Best scene in the film: That is when Hartigan is in jail & you see his head & then the camera rises up to show the cage all the way to the top (you can download a desktop background of the scene which I m using on my laptop since last night)
Best character: That would definitely be Marv, Mickey Rork did an amazing job playing that role
I am definitely going to buy all the comics as soon as i find where they are selling them in Lebanon, any ideas?
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Here are some of the most memorable (& meaningful) quots from movies I liked, feel free to suggest any
i will publish the list now & start adding to it whenever something comes to my mind
-"talking about music is like dancing about architecture" Angelina Jolie, Steve Martin
-"the saddest thing in life is a wasted talent" Robert Deniro from (A Bronx Tail)
-"Ernest Hemingway once wrote, The world is a fine place and worth fighting for. I agree with the second part" Morgan Freeman (se7en)
-"Remember; when in doubt, Fuck" Al Pachino (Scent of a Woman)
- "It was those who loved him most who died young. He was a rock they broke themselves against however much he tried to protect them" Legends of the Fall
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last night I watched "Donia" the new egyptian film that has that has captured the pens of critiques all over the arab world,
I don’t like Arabic films, I never watched an Arabic film at the cinema before, ok maybe only once which was “The Destiny:AL Massier for Youssef Chahine)
But this film is really good
It’s a joint Egyptian/ French production that talks about Donia (Hanan Tork) who has is learning literature but at the same time she longs for being a belly dancer.
The Film was criticized for being a strike against Arab & Egyptian morality
I could not see this part at all; the film did not include any nudity or sexual scenes (at least not like the ones we see in 3adel Imam films), the film simply discussed the liberation of woman from the point of making a choice & having a say about their sexuality or at least how they deal with their bodies. It so interesting how we know that premarital sex is happening in almost 50% of each arab country (and I include gulf countries in that based on knowledge), woman are walking half naked all over the streets of Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan & Dubai, still we cant accept to discuss the idea of woman sexuality in the Arab world on the big screen.
The film has reminded me of a Palestinian film by Michele Khlaife (3ors Al Jalil: Al Jalil Wedding) which also didn’t go smoothly with Arab critiques.
I guess it is warth watching and in the cinema not on DVD because the film has the most amazing soundtrack.
Hope you enjoy
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