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Bricks in Motion
Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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The Lives of Others
Indisputably amazing. So well-crafted and well-acted.
This Film is Not Yet Rated
A hilarious and satisfying exposé of everything that's wrong about the MPAA, from their ridiculous secrecy and studio control to how they give films NC-17 for ridiculously minor things and let R-rated films get away with ridiculous amounts of violence.
EDIT: How the hell did I use "ridiculous" three times in one sentence? I guess I really mean it.
Eraser
Good ol' Arnie.
Blade Runner: Directors Cut
I gave it another shot after falling asleep last 2 times.
I must say it isn't that interesting in the beginning, but while going towards the ending it became amazing.
I love the fight at the end. just amazing
I must say Ridley Scott's best film 
Although I have a question about this one shot, what's up with that unicorn ?
-Darkman
It was a dream of Deckard's. It has become one of the central arguments that people use in the ongoing debate about whether or not Deckard is a replicant.
That scene becomes more significant at the end when Edward James Olmos leaves the oragami unicorn at Deckard's apartment.
Haha, me too. I also love quoting it with friends.
"Hey, lady, be quiet there in the back, or else we're gonna have to... you know... shoot ya."
Waltz with Bashir
Don't know what I should think about it. Strange situation in the cinema after the end. The animation was a good way helping me to get into it and don't see it as another war film. More like an artistic discussion.. But I'm probably too indifferent, because of seeing and hearing to much like this. Maybe people here, who know the film can tell something about.
I like the use of animation in that film; it gives the film a cohesiveness that would be too hard to reproduce otherwise, not to mention the medium being an effective way to reproduce the protagonist's fragmented memories. I know that the director, though, wanted to make sure that nobody felt distanced from the actual events by the use of animation, and put the news footage at the end.
I'm thinking about seeing "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"... Is it any good?
Air Force One
Stil a great film!
Temple of Doom
YES.
The Final Cut
No.
Cloverfield
The visuals were pretty spectacular, but I feel cheated by the end (much as I did with Monty Python and the Holy Grail, which is an odd comparison). And does anyone know where the title comes from?
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