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'Snow Cake' with Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver.
A man driving through Canada gives a young hitchhiker a ride. A terrible accident ensues and he travels on to the girl's hometown to inform the mother, who, it turns out, is autistic.
Fantabulous film, and Rickman's most emotional role ever.
Mulholland Falls- Nick Nolte/sorta similar to LA Confidential The Vagrant- Bill Paxton/oh so funny God's Ears- indie/boxer with autism (great movie) Scorched- Woody Harrelson and Alicia Silverston/clever comedy Speaking of Sex- James Spader/comedy In the Electric Mist - Tommy Lee Jones/psych thriller Adrift in Manhattan- Heather Graham/clever drama
'Snow Cake' with Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver.
A man driving through Canada gives a young hitchhiker a ride. A terrible accident ensues and he travels on to the girl's hometown to inform the mother, who, it turns out, is autistic.
Fantabulous film, and Rickman's most emotional role ever.
i really liked snow cake..has anybody seen 10 items or less??
I can think of three such movies. I'm wondering if anybody has ever seen any of these:
Gigot - 1962 - Starring Jackie Gleason
Ship of Fools - 1965 - Starring Vivien Leigh, Lee Marvin, George Segal and Jose Ferrer
Bedazzled - 1967 version - Starring Dudley Moore, Raquel Welch
I could give you a crapload of films that I liked that probably no one else has heard of. I'll start off with The Kid Brother, a Harold Lloyd movie, which means it is silent. Dodsworth, from 1935. A Tale of Two Cities, also from 1935. I'll give you one that's not exactly unknown, but it never seemed to make a big spalsh, but it is great. Little Big Man, from 1970. And if you want to get a little further out there, there's My Name is Trinity, and its sequel, Trinity Is Still My Name. Not classics, but funny, dubbed-in westerns from the early 70s. Harvey is an underrated classic, if that's possible.
How about... Beyond Rangoon-John Boorman very devestating but beautiful film. Lars and the Real Girl...just remarkable. Waking Ned Devine...classic, Hilarious. Rope...an early film, a real thriller, pretty dark, but excellent.
I'm sure I'll think of some more the minute I hit the Post button! Let me know what you think if you get to see any of these.
blessings,
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The mainstream media didn't do much for it because it could cause a wave of thought antithetical to their agenda.
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