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Ne volim dovoditi u pitanje nečije poznavanje bilo čega pa i kinematografije, ali ovo ne mogu prešutjeti.repeater wrote:a, altman u zivotu nije napravio veceg klovna od sebe kao sinoc. pretpostavljam da 80 % publike nikad nije vidjelo nijedan njegov film.
kicky wrote:Odmah da kažem - nisam gledao film, zapravo imam nekakav svoj ritual da ne gledam filmove (naravno, nominirane) prije same dodjele, ali je zato nemoguće zaobići komentare filmskih kritičara
http://www.indiewire.com/movies/2006/01 ... ots_1.html
"Crash"
Thanks to Oprah's alleged run-in with Parisian racism while shopping for the perfect Hermes handbag, the term "crash moment" has entered our vernacular...and woe to our culture. For all of "Crash"'s pompous supposition that it's single-handedly uncovering the epithet-hurling asshole inherent in us all, I can't think of a film I saw all year that seemed less recognizably human. Or more cynically overdetermined: Get any two characters in the same room and within 30 seconds they'll start firing racial expletives at each other--no distillation of human nature, "Crash" reduces people to the very types it seeks to condemn, dissolving them of any nuance, motivation, or emotion that sits outside of the film's agenda. Even if we're willing to cut its glibness some slack, are we really supposed to overlook the central, almost moment-to-moment idiocies of Paul Haggis's 24-hour romp through Bad Human Behavior? White Sandra Bullock's hilarious "Driving Miss Daisy"-cribbed "You're my best friend" epiphany with her Guatemalan housemaid; Black Don Cheadle's "I'm fuckin' a white woman!" rant to his mother on the phone; the head-slapper subplot in which the Persian storeowner goes to the Black repairman's house with a loaded gun because of a minor language misunderstanding. It's the Social Issue Drama version of the door-slamming sex farce, only gussied up in P.T. Anderson flourish--these "people" (also known in Haggisland as mouthpieces) don't crash into each other with the force of anything other than script contrivance. And explain to me what is really being communicated in the Matt Dillon-Thandie Newton thread: The racist, molesting cop who one day sticks his hand up your dress can the very next day pull you out of a burning car wreck. It's a fourth-grader's sense of irony that even Alanis Morrisette would see right through. -MK
Syrianu nikako nisi mogao/la gledati regularno u BiH, pa samo potvrdi da li je ovaj komentar dosao izvana ili bez takvih komentara nadalje, please. Thx.Vozdra_123 wrote:crash je mrak!![]()
isto tako syriana (clooney je dobio oskara za best supporting actor), definitivno ga preporucujem
levatu,kicky wrote:Ne volim dovoditi u pitanje nečije poznavanje bilo čega pa i kinematografije, ali ovo ne mogu prešutjeti.repeater wrote:a, altman u zivotu nije napravio veceg klovna od sebe kao sinoc. pretpostavljam da 80 % publike nikad nije vidjelo nijedan njegov film.
Altmanovo djelo će nači mnogo osporavatelja, ali će mu svatko priznati da jedan od najvećih živućih redatelja. Preporučujem da pogledaš njegov prvi značajniji rad: M.A.S.H i zadnje Gosford Park, odlični, iako za one koji nisu navikli na Altmana, i pomalo čudni filmovi.
Max.Cherry wrote:Bijahu Oscari i desiše se nagrade. Crash, jedan od rijetkih filmova koje smo mogli vidjeti u regularnoj distribuciji u našoj zemlji, osvojio je nagradu za najbolji film. Ja sam film gledao i ne mogu reći da li je bolji od ostalih, jer nisam gledao ni Minhen (tek krenula distribucija), ni Brokeback Mountain, ni Capote-a, niti Good Night and Good Luck (1 dan distribucije). Ali mogu reći da je Crash itekako dobar film.
Bujrum konstruktivno komentarišite, ali please bez komentara na filmove koje niste mogli legalno gledati unutar okvira naše države.
Kažem, o objektivnosti i stručnosti kritičara drugi put!repeater wrote:kicky wrote:Odmah da kažem - nisam gledao film, zapravo imam nekakav svoj ritual da ne gledam filmove (naravno, nominirane) prije same dodjele, ali je zato nemoguće zaobići komentare filmskih kritičarahttp://www.indiewire.com/movies/2006/01 ... ots_1.html
"Crash"
Thanks to Oprah's alleged run-in with Parisian racism while shopping for the perfect Hermes handbag, the term "crash moment" has entered our vernacular...and woe to our culture. For all of "Crash"'s pompous supposition that it's single-handedly uncovering the epithet-hurling asshole inherent in us all, I can't think of a film I saw all year that seemed less recognizably human. Or more cynically overdetermined: Get any two characters in the same room and within 30 seconds they'll start firing racial expletives at each other--no distillation of human nature, "Crash" reduces people to the very types it seeks to condemn, dissolving them of any nuance, motivation, or emotion that sits outside of the film's agenda. Even if we're willing to cut its glibness some slack, are we really supposed to overlook the central, almost moment-to-moment idiocies of Paul Haggis's 24-hour romp through Bad Human Behavior? White Sandra Bullock's hilarious "Driving Miss Daisy"-cribbed "You're my best friend" epiphany with her Guatemalan housemaid; Black Don Cheadle's "I'm fuckin' a white woman!" rant to his mother on the phone; the head-slapper subplot in which the Persian storeowner goes to the Black repairman's house with a loaded gun because of a minor language misunderstanding. It's the Social Issue Drama version of the door-slamming sex farce, only gussied up in P.T. Anderson flourish--these "people" (also known in Haggisland as mouthpieces) don't crash into each other with the force of anything other than script contrivance. And explain to me what is really being communicated in the Matt Dillon-Thandie Newton thread: The racist, molesting cop who one day sticks his hand up your dress can the very next day pull you out of a burning car wreck. It's a fourth-grader's sense of irony that even Alanis Morrisette would see right through. -MK
nis' ovaj ne znarepeater wrote:(...) the head-slapper subplot in which the Persian storeowner goes to the Black repairman's house with a loaded gun because of a minor language misunderstanding. (...)
E ovo je dama. Smiješ, dakako. (k'o da ću ja sad fetvu proglasit nekakvu...danas wrote:
pa evo ovako -- ja sam legalno pogledala sve ove filmove (osim minhena) ali nije bilo unutar okvira nase drzave. ali cu ipak prokomentarisati. ako smijem
crash je od svih kandidata film koji je najlaksi za svariti amerikancima. mislim da je to solidan film, a mogao je biti mnogo bolji da neke stvari nisu zeznuli u filmu. o tome sam vec ranije pisala. ali neise. capote je po mom misljenju trebao dobiti, ali to je film koji prosjecni amerikanac ne da nece pogledati, nego ga nece ni skontati. munich je bio previse kontroverzan, ne moze ni to, jel' tako. brokeback mountain mi je bezze, drago mi je sto nije dobio jer mi je zlo od sve pompe oko njega. good night and good luck je OK, nista posebno. znaci, ostao je crash kao jedini kandidat mainstream holivuda.
ali makar je hoffman dobio za najboljeg glumca, to je jedina zasluzena nagrada. kada sam ga prvi put vidjela u boogie nights, znala sam da je to jedan od najboljih glumaca danasnjice i naravnobila sam u pravu
(mada oskar nije mjerilo toga, ali eto, drago mi je da su prepoznali covjeka za genija koji jeste)...
a nikad mi nece biti jasno kako su balavice poput reese and rachel dobile za zenske uloge, a felicity huffman ili catherine keener nisu. ali to je hollywood... mainstream... ne bih se puno pometala oko toga...
but you get the point, right? ok, then ..danas wrote:nis' ovaj ne znarepeater wrote:(...) the head-slapper subplot in which the Persian storeowner goes to the Black repairman's house with a loaded gun because of a minor language misunderstanding. (...)onaj majstor je bio hispanic, kakav black
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mozda je ovaj MK trebao izrezirati, vidis kako je cojek operisan od rasizma