Movie tip of the week

Last weekend I saw in the movies two really good movies concerning climate change and some other interesting issues.
Manufactured Landscapes
and
The 11th hour

Both are really good documentaries. I think I became a vegetarian after these movies. Well I still have some chicken in the cold and some maksalaatikko so let's say I'm semi-vegetarian now.

New week new movie tip

This time Movie of the week is Tropa de Elite. An excellent recommendation from a Brazilian friend of mine.

I just told that I don't like to know anything about movies beforehand but I don't know what is your opinion on this matter so I'm going to tell you at least something. The movie is about Special forces of Rio De Janeiro who fight against criminals when the ordinary cops are out of their league or when the "balance" is disturbed and a conflict breaks loose. This movie deals with so many things on so many levels that I think I have to watch it again some day soon. For a Finnish boy this was almost too much to absorb in 2 hours =D But it's good, it's really good. A+

Movie tip of the week

good movie. Match Point, written and directed by Woody Allen.
For some reason I didn't like Woody Allen. But Now I changed my mind. I guess I didn't like him as an actor but as an director and writer I really do respect him because of this movie.

Don't read from the Internet what this movie is about. Just see it. I really hate when I read something about some movie beforehand. It makes me expect something of the film and that's not the right way to see a movie. If you read a review it's stuck in your head. I don't like the fact that someone tells me what to think of a movie before I've even seen it.

From now on I don't want to know anything about the movies I'm going to watch. Not even the genre. All information makes you prejudice. You have to see and feel it yourself. Then you can agree or disagree with others.

What movie to watch after Pirates of the Caribbean IV?

Ok, now I really need help. I watched Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (that's the 4th I think). It was the biggest piece of shit I've seen in a long time. I honestly don't even know why I saw it. Someone is controlling my so called free will!

What an earth should I watch after that piece of garbage that destroyed 2h 40 minutes(!!!) of my life during two nights (first night I fell asleep because it was too boring)?!?!?

Sicko *****

I've been postponing to see the new Michael Moore movie Sicko because his movies always make me furious or sad. Now I finally saw it on my way back from west coast and I have to say it's his best movie yet. It's even more touching than his previous movies and it does make you think of stuff.

I mean I'm not going to start analyzing the movie or tell about it. At first I tried writing about the movie for about 10 minutes. I gave up because I'm not really that good of a writer to tell you well enough what the movie is all about. It sure as hell is not just about health care and bad insurances!

Skip the new Die Hard (it's awful) and see a movie that actually requires you to use your own brain for a change. Trust me it's good.