Le blogue de Maxime Laperle

So yeah... The guy used to be so damn great too. It's almost too damning for himIt's pretty much it and to review a movie, that I've seen probably in theaters for 7 $, it couldn't have gotten any better than here or there. But of course, being an Oliver Stone fan, since probably forever. I couldn't help but notice the decline that he had over the years. Although even some of his movies appear to strike a chord amongst the people who are patriots. With the film World Trade Center, in recent years, which takes an intimistic look at the NYPD officers who get trapped in the rubble, when both of the towers collide and brew to the dust, in enormous plumes of smoke. That particular film with Nicolas Cage, faired very good with me, but the man has done better. What he done better, was way before the days in which he made Natural Born Killers, during the mid-90's.Now every psychotic and sociopathic kid on the block, is using Natural Born Killers, as a pretext for their o...

My all time personal favorites from the Coen brothers would be this, in a close top 5: 1. Fargo 2. No Country for Old Men 3. Barton Fink 4. The Big Lebowski 5. Raising Arizona And Fargo, both written and directed by the Coen brothers, is pretty much the movie that epitomized their work as auteur filmakers. Still No Country for Old Men , cannot best out Fargo , and of course, The Coen brothers don't need Cormac MacCarthy to show them how to write a proper story. If any, they should tell McCarthy on how to write one, because the man simply doesn't impress as a novelist. Has anybody seen this, because come to think of it, everybody has probably seen this movie, a solid number of times simply because of it's raw appeal, if any appeal it still has. I haven't watch this film a couple of times, but mostly myself I think I've seen it, fifty times. And it just doesn't get tiring. Nothing from what the Coen brothers could make, could even come to classify a...