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| Moving Pictures This area is for discussing any technology that creates moving pictures. Topics in the past have covered favorite avant garde films, old TV sitcoms, animation, current trash TV, TV news, making movies, home brew video, video equipment, and multimedia. |
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#1
 2002-09-30, 04:46
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govinda 
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Insomnia
Has anyone else seen it? It's done by the same guy that did memento and it has a pretty ordinary plot but the way it is done is amazing. I saw it at the cinema and walked out dazed... felt like I was going through all the shit poor old Deniro was going through.
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#2
 2002-10-03, 23:46
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NewFie-Duck 
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Re: Insomnia
I thought that movie was one of the worst pieces of shit I've ever seen. It was long and boring and the plot sucked monkey balls through a straw.
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#3
 2002-10-04, 02:50
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Templeton 
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Re: Insomnia
Isn't Pacino in it?
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#4
 2002-10-05, 13:32
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linhir 
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Re: Insomnia
Yes, and so is Robin William. I wasn't impressed with the story, but you can only get a memento-like gimmick once in your career. Its good, but not great. The cinamatography is good, the lighting and production design is great, its really just the predictability and lack of surprise in the story that bothered me.
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#5
 2002-10-06, 05:12
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govinda 
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Re: Insomnia
Yeah sorry Pacino I mean the story wasn't what was so brilliant, it was just the way the film made you feel like all that shit was happening to you.
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