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	Criticker Newbie - 8 Films Ranked Member Since: Oct 2, 2008 Location: Landshut, Germany

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Che: Part One (2008) - Dec 27, 2009

Down by Law (1986) - Nov 28, 2009

Mini-Review: A deeply moving story line accompanied by a unbelieveable performance by Roberto Benini. Oh great sympathy for naivity!

Dead Man (1995) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: An exaggeration of western stylistics creating a moving anti-western, which circles around the questions of personal awareness.

The Dark Knight (2008) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: A overwhelming adoption of the batman myth based on the creative interpretation of the Joker whose actions raise questions concerning explosive moral issues.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: The diary of a whole generation. The deeply poetic reflexion and dissection of the hippie movement and one of their archetypes containing two of the most cranky characters in film and literature - "Two good old boys in a fire-apple red convertible. Stoned. Ripped. Twisted. Good people."

Night on Earth (1991) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: The Night has always been a mystic theme in film and literature but it has never been so dark and gloomy, so bizarre and comical. Every single episode has it's own flair linked to the people involved and the emotions they feel. Tom Wait's Soundtrack is an hommage to hopeless hope and creates the perfect atmosphere for these five rusty stories.

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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: A Space Odyseey shows a vision of the future by telling the story of mankind from the beginning to the end. The monumental pictures create a mystic atmosphere catalyzed by the epic soundtrack. The film deals with most of the fundamental questions of our time.

Koyaanisqatsi (1982) - Oct 02, 2008

Mini-Review: The synergic synthesis of audio and video allows to tell the story of the earth, nature and mankind without words, which is deeply moving and mindblowing.

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