Name that movie from the screenshot!

[Stopper]

This might give it away:

[Minister Masket]

It hasn't.

[Sackett58]

This might give it away:

No, I'm still admiring the lady at the gate.

[ga7]

Carmen?

[Stopper]

Carmen?

Of course! If anyone was going to get it, it had to be you.

[ga7]

Haha can't say I remember the movie though but the hint was enough



(couldn't find bigger pics, should still be recognizable...)

[Tripitaka]

You reckon!?

[ga7]

If you watched the movie and it left you any tiny impression, yes
Alright, second one then:

[ga7]

Last big hint before giving up
1993 flick where Richard Gere plays a manic depressive.

[Stopper]

Erm, errr, is iiit...Mr Jones?

I hope it is, because going through Richard Gere films on imdb makes me feel dirty.

[ga7]

Your go.

[sam_levi_11]

lol stopper

[Stopper]

[vtmarik]

Mr. Bean Gets Cast in a Cronenberg Flick?

[Tripitaka]

Shallow Grave - class movie!

[Tripitaka]

Ok, if you can prise your eyes away from them for a moment, perhaps one of you guys can tell me what film this shot is from:

[Sackett58]

[quote="Tripitaka"]Ok, if you can prise your eyes away from them for a moment, perhaps one of you guys can tell me what film this shot is from:

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Ah AH AH

[Anarkistsdream]

I don't know, but I hope I can get it off of netflix!

[Tripitaka]

You were obviously so distracted by the picture Sackett, that you couldn't even quote me properly!


And yes Anark, I'm sure you can rent it from all good stores!

[Sackett58]

You were obviously so distracted by the picture Sackett, that you couldn't even quote me properly!


And yes Anark, I'm sure you can rent it from all good stores!

We are no longer in Kansas Toto.

[heavycola]

Is it Irreversible? Looks like Monica Belluci in that dress. Having said that there is plenty in that movie that i don't want re-seared on my brain...

[Tripitaka]

Is it Irreversible? Looks like Monica Belluci in that dress. Having said that there is plenty in that movie that i don't want re-seared on my brain...

Yes, you're right, it is Irreversible - not the easiest of films to watch I grant you, what with the opening titles, the dizzying camera angles and the relentlessly pounding, nauseating low-frequency noise playing over the whole of the ultra-violent club scene..and all this before you even get to the fate of poor Ms Belucci's character! - little wonder then that according to Newsweek magazine this was the "most walked-out-of movie of the year" (2002). But having said all that, if you do make it to the penultimate scene, you are rewarded with a glimpse of true love and intimacy, played out as only a real-life couple could, which for me, puts the whole of the film into context and makes this one of the most powerful, thought-provoking movies, I have ever seen.

Ok, film review over - it's now your turn!

[heavycola]

Is it Irreversible? Looks like Monica Belluci in that dress. Having said that there is plenty in that movie that i don't want re-seared on my brain...

Yes, you're right, it is Irreversible - not the easiest of films to watch I grant you, what with the opening titles, the dizzying camera angles and the relentlessly pounding, nauseating low-frequency noise playing over the whole of the ultra-violent club scene..and all this before you even get to the fate of poor Ms Belucci's character! - little wonder then that according to Newsweek magazine this was the "most walked-out-of movie of the year" (2002). But having said all that, if you do make it to the penultimate scene, you are rewarded with a glimpse of true love and intimacy, played out as only a real-life couple could, which for me, puts the whole of the film into context and makes this one of the most powerful, thought-provoking movies, I have ever seen.

Ok, film review over - it's now your turn!

It is a hard movie to watch - in two particular places, as you know. But it's interesting you mention her fate; you learn that early on. And as a result, i found the film's ending all the more depressing for its beauty. We are all fucked by time and fate and there is nothing we can do about it. I did like the film very much, though. And Vincent Cassel is quite possibly the luckiest man alive.

Right:

[Minister Masket]

Image:
Contains field or crops, possibly American setting judging by the house. Includes Amish looking chaps, as well as a plague of locusts by the look of it.

Conclusion: NO FRIKKEN IDEA

[Tripitaka]

...But having said all that, if you do make it to the penultimate scene, you are rewarded with a glimpse of true love and intimacy, played out as only a real-life couple could, which for me, puts the whole of the film into context and makes this one of the most powerful, thought-provoking movies, I have ever seen.

It is a hard movie to watch - in two particular places, as you know. But it's interesting you mention her fate; you learn that early on. And as a result, i found the film's ending all the more depressing for its beauty. We are all fucked by time and fate and there is nothing we can do about it. I did like the film very much, though. And Vincent Cassel is quite possibly the luckiest man alive.

I know what you mean about the ending. It is heartbreaking to see just how connected these two are, knowing that their world is about to be cruelly ripped apart. But for me it is strangely uplifting at the same time - I feel privileged to witness this couples love for each other, to share in their most intimate moments, moments that add poignancy to Marcus' impending turmoil and set the early scenes apart from the usual mindless violence we see so much of in cinema today.

And yes Mr. Cassel is indeed a very lucky man. His wife is absolutely stunning...why even I fancy her!