farquaad
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Bio: Hey all, I'm Kevin. I'm currently studying photography and living it up while I can. Film is an extremely important part of my life, and I draw inspiration from it all the time in my photography. Otherwise, I love cycling, coffee, beer, and music (especially French house).
http://kevinedward.com
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100 99% | The Class (2008) - Rated 28 Dec 2009
"This is a truly breathtaking film, and only the second 100 I have in almost 500 ratings. The triumph of Entre... is that, in the end, this is neither a film about school nor teaching nor learning. This is a film about the interactions of disparate groups in singular situations. The performances are varied and remarkable, the dialogue is the most natural I have ever listened to, and the cinematography dissolves away, leaving the viewer literally "entre les murs." Nothing short of a masterpiece."
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94 97% | Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) - Rated 10 Mar 2010
"A magnificent, beautiful work. Seems most reviews on Criticker bump it down for being lighthearted (I doubt out of a negativity, but a sense of less importance). I can't agree. Kiki is nothing short of a tremendous, uplifiting film which contains no evil, but only the hardships and misgivings of good. I don't see this as a film to teach adults but one to inspire. For children, it is essential. PLEASE AVOID the Disney dubbing - most Ghibli dubs are good, but the English voicing is awful in Kiki!"
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98 99% | A Prophet (2009) - Rated 03 Mar 2010 |
83 81% | Summer Wars (2009) - Rated 09 Mar 2010
"Nothing short of a visual triumph. The animation inside of OZ is completely breathtaking. The family is varied, entertaining and likable. Comparisons to Miyazaki are too soon - lacking is the emphatic/emotional, nuanced, and -challenging- moral, social and emotional issues posed even by Miyazaki's earlier work. As an enjoyable ride - Summer Wars is a smashing success. The commentary is there (digital vs real lives), but I found it heavy-handed and secondary to fairly run-of-the-mill devices."
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