jenner1407
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Member Since: 04 Jan 2015
Location: Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Age: 37
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Alle Anderen (2009) - Rated 08 Jul 2015
"A gut-wrenching chronicle of a breakup that voyeuristically captures all of the imperceptible tremors and shifts that can alter a relationship. Maybe its allure lies in the chemistry of the actors, in Eidinger's thoughtful-yet-cold blue eyes, and Minichmayr's brazen-yet-insecure demeanor--why are they together? Why is anyone together? The emotional truths will leave you gutted because they're so familiar."
Victoria (2015) - Rated 02 Jul 2015
"Audacious cinema, and nary (or rarely) a false note. A movie that makes you excited about movies all over again."
Oslo, August 31st (2011) - Rated 02 Jul 2015
"Like the memory of a haunting dreamscape you can't escape, this film's eerily steady procession toward its inevitable conclusion won't soon leave your conscious or unconscious mind."
Inherent Vice (2014) - Rated 18 Feb 2015
"If the point of this film was to recreate an in-joke of a Pynchon novel shrouded in a seedy, candy-colored California marijuana cloud, in turn both batty and melancholy, then well done, Mr. Anderson. Perhaps best seen as a celluloid fever dream about America's final, post-Manson loss of innocence at the turn of the decade...But beyond that, I'm still as confused as Doc Sportello. Maybe THAT's the point, man."
Amy (2015) - Rated 25 Jul 2015
"Peter Travers (surprisingly) puts it best: "Look, listen and weep.""
Actress (2014) - Rated 02 Jul 2015
"A strange, lovely film that expertly blurs the line between artifice and authenticity."
Rushmore (1998) - Rated 04 Feb 2015
"The less Anderson feels so self-consciously Anderson, the better. And this is it."
Drei (2010) - Rated 06 Jul 2015
"I believe this is what Americans imagine when they hear the descriptor "European art house sex comedy." And that's not really a compliment."
True Story (2015) - Rated 02 Jul 2015
"This could-be wicked little cat-and-mouse game falls flat due to tonal missteps and its woeful miscasting of Hill in particular. Not that Christian Longo deserves any better..."
Listen Up Philip (2014) - Rated 02 Jul 2015
"Another perfect vehicle for Schwartzman's inimitable blend of neurosis and cruel wit. It loses steam in the last third, or whenever Elisabeth Moss's beautifully expressive face is absent from the screen."