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Well, I can give you many reasons for that. Do you really want me to start?

I just came across this 5 minutes-documentary movie, by Uri Bar-On, asking people what they will do for a real peace in the middle east. It's pretty funny. Take a look, English subtitles are included. What are your thoughts? http://www.uri-bar-on.com/movie.php?movie_id=1

I haven't yet. Speaking off, it might be only me but I didn't like Dancing in the dark at all.

I love Lars Von Trier, Antichrist was the only film ever that made me close my eyes.

You will have to think about it for a night after watching it to make sure you understand what Haneke is talking about

This is the only Haneke film where he doesn't criticize the "Bourgeoisie" [well at least not as the main thing], he criticize the teenagers, the bad films they follow. He criticize the way the teenagers acts after watching A ClockWork Orange rather than copying the film itself. I personally get upset by this movie more than I get by any other violent thing, because without showing much - he shows more. Because of its subtext. I think the thing that he tried to do with this movie is to make people upset at these two young men, to yell "but why are you so mean/stupid/lifeless?" - and if you act like that you understand what he was talking about. Anyways, have you seen the 7th continent? I almost got up in the middle 20 times, but I understood what the fuck he wanted from me, and I appreciate him. He try to see who is the decent person that will raise against him, the story and mankind

File Tube. I like cs4

Well, Michael Haneke is one of my favorite directors, although I feel like punching him from time to time [which makes me appreciate him even more.] Funny games is an Austrian movie, which Haneke wanted the American society to see so much, so he remade it, frame by frame with American cast at 1997. Personally, I find this movie to be amazing - if its the cinema language or the story itself, and how he criticize the society, however, with this kind of movies I love to read responses of people that most likely never studied film, or are open/ used to watching this kind of material. The comments I've seen to this movie, are might be harsh but might be right and interesting at the same time. People found something that reminds them A Clockwork Orange, they find the movie gross, and some people addmited to stop watching it [which gives Haneke bonus point, as this is what he tried to make people do, to refuse these things] I try not to put spoilers here, because I don't want anyone that haven't seen it yet not to see it, but if youve seen any of the versions - Austrian or American I wonder how do you feel about this movie?

Well I downloaded it because I felt like working on my editing skills, and just to experiment with videos, as I have more free time at the moment and it wouldnt hurt to get new things to my portfolio. Anyways... for some odd reasons, any video I try to import, that works perfectly fine anywhere else will have problems on premier. [some videos will show only one frame, or 3 frames, some videos will FF 10 minutes in 50 seconds [when I change the duration or speed it just look very bad] some videos will show one corner of one frame...] while the sound is perfect. If anyone works on Premiere, please help - if I need to fix something about the settings or just to download it all over again.... Thanks BTW - Its pro CS4

I think that Scarlet Johanson would be a great Kay Ludlow

Israeli, right here =]

Of course, and therefore there is no reason to make the movie in the future =]

But don't forget that she also wrote it back in the 50's, where the technology was, as you know and to understate, not as developed as we have now. She wrote it as if its in the future but it's still obvious that the setting was USA in the 50's [except the inventions Galt created.]

Thank you very much for sharing

I can''t help myself but laugh. I am so happy that he is not my dad. I'd have an horrible childhood. He basically say that his kid is not respectful, is immature, stupid, slow and abusive. I think that the book is his least of his problems, a better parenting or education will be much better. I feel sorry for that kid. I read Ayn Rand when I was 13, and it ended up just fine. Some parents need to give their kids the to make the choice of whats good and whats bad.