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O motivo maior que originou a criação desse Tumblr é o de publicar minhas opiniões sobre os "1001 filmes para ver antes de morrer." Ademais, também dissertarei e compartilharei imagens e opiniões diversas de outras pessoas sobre filmes, séries, animes, mangás, músicas...Enfim, meios de entretenimento que me interessem. Sintam-se confortáveis para perguntar, questionar e debater. Criado no dia 12 de julho de 2014. Born (12/07/2014) and raised in Brazil.

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August: Osage County (John Wells, 2013) serves as a black comedy, where heavy traces of “the black” most certainly supplant the comedy. 

In this ensemble piece, we find ourselves in rural Oklahoma in an exceptionally warm August. The heat encountered outside the home, however, can practically be written off when compared to the vicious remarks and diatribes found within it. It all serves as a constant reminder of the many skeletons each American family has hidden within their closets and the tempers that can flare when said skeletons are exposed.

In what is perhaps the best scene in the film, the family sits for a modest dinner, having been reunited by an unfortunate turn of events. We slowly witness the characters that we have been introduced to get torn apart by one another in a way that only those with the best acting chops can serve to muster. 

However despite the phenomenal and visceral performances displayed by the actors (with special credit going to Meryl Streep, Chris Cooper and Julia Roberts), the writing serves to undermine the whole affair, turning this bleak drama into something of an emotional minefield. Certain subplots are particularly cringeworthy, including one that would be better off in a daytime soap than on the silver screen. 

With it’s poignant and cautious message relating back to the delicate inner-machinations of the modern nuclear family unit, one can’t help but feel that the outlandish moments fail to do film justice. In a tale that was most certainly better suited to the stage, we pick apart pieces that reflect on our nature, but are held together by too weak a glue.

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"I can still feel you and the words of our story, but it’s in this endless space between the words that I’m finding myself now."

This movie inspire me many things. It’s seem like when we fall in love even hurt or happy, love will inspire us in such a way.

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Black Swan (Darren Aronofsky, 2010)

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This movie is incredible in so many ways. I'm glad that I watched this masterpiece a lot of times and in with different views of what is happening and why this is happening. It's amazing too that Natalie worked so hard to make a real and multifaceted Nina. She did a physic work and a mental too for this character and deserved the Oscar. I read that she trained for a year with a choreography that she paid her with her own money to make a good part of the dance scenes. Photography is other thing that worked, and worked well in Darren's movie. Congratulations everybody who worked and helped in a way or another to make this chef d'oeuvre.

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Le Voyage dans la Lune / A Trip to the Moon (1902), dir. Georges Méliès

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O primeiro filme da lista: Viagem à Lua (no velho e bom português). Não tenho tanto intendimento nem criatividade para descrever esse filme. Com toda a certeza, foi muito importante para 1902. Este é o primeiro filme de ficção científica já criado e (ainda bem) trabalhado com toda a atenção. Imagino que para a época fazer um filme com uma natureza imaginativa fosse difícil e juro algum dia tentar reproduzir o que George Méliès fez em 14 minutos. Este participou como roteirista, diretor, produtor, ator...Enfim, como um cientista maluco que preza por cada pedaço de sua experiência. Vale ressaltar que ele também era mágico, o que influenciou e ajudou a criação da obra. Não me decepcionei por ter visto um filme tão antigo e artesanal em uma era cinematográfica de produções milionárias. Esse foi um bom começo, uma grande referência para o que temos hoje. P.S: Engraçado, mas só consigo pensar na música The Moong Song que aparece no filme Ela (Her) de Spike Jonze. L