The Score
Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
8 Mile
The Maiden Heist (haven't find that one particularly overwhelmingly nice, but still may be watched)
Eat. Pray. Love.
F.a.b.u.l.o.u.s.
v·The Silence of the Lambs
· Lord of War
· 25th Hour
· You Can Count On Me
· Catch Me If You Can
· Sideways
· Smart People
· Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol (2011)
· Safety Not Guaranteed
· The Intouchables
· The Vicious Kind
· The Girl w/h The Dragon Tattoo
· Detachment
· 50/50
· Conviction
· Away We Go
· Drive
· Crazy Stupid Love
· It's Kind of a Funny Story
· Кочегар
· Огни Притона
· Сатисфакция
· Generation П
· Warrior
· Fast Furious 5: Fast Five
· The Help
· From Dusk Till Dawn
· Striptease (w/h Demi Moore)
· Jay & Silent Bob
· Clerks
· Snatch
· Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
· Up In The Air
· Whatever Works
· Knocked Up
· A Serious Man
· Lost & Delirious
· Flying Over Cuckoo's Nest
· Spygame
· Knocking On Heavens Door
· 10 Inch Hero
· Green Mile
· Once Upon a Time in Mexico
· Amelie
· Azumi
· A Lot Like Love
· xXx
· Gone In 60 Seconds
· Wrestler
· Powder Blue
· Bed & Breakfast
· Pursuit Of Happiness
· Showgirls
· Slumdog Millionaire
· In The Land of Women
· HOME
· Bodyguard
· Lost In Translation
· Malena
· Путь
· Все Умрут А Я Останусь
· Жесть
· Pirates Of The Carribean
· Game
· Beautiful Mind
· Man In Black
· Invisible Kids
· Where Dreams Lead
· Hottie and Naughty
· Silent Hills
· Sleeping in Seattle
· City Of Angels
· American Pie
· Girls Gone Wild
· Birds Of America
· It's Complicated
· S.W.A.T.
· Crank
· Transfer
· In July
· Requiem For A Dream
· Rush Hour
· Deep Blue Sea
· V For Vendetta
· Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer
· Pearl Harbour
· Girl Interrupted
· Gia
· Therabithia
· Virgin's Suicide
· Rainman
· Bandidas
· Independence Day
· Гламур
· Антикиллер
· Bad Santa
· Matrix
· Meet Your Paretns
· Legal Blone
· Women
· We Were Soldiers
· Door To Door
· Full Bulletproof
· Oldboy
· Inconvenient Truth
· Brave Heart
· День Радио
· День Выборов
· My Boy Jack
· The Jackal
· Die Hard
· Kill Me Softly
· Груз 200
· Shopoholic
TV headquaters lowdown.
- Good morning, Mr. Beale.|They tell me you're a madman. Only desultorily. - How are you now?|- I'm as mad as a hatter. Who isn't? I'm taking you into|our conference room. Seems more seemly a setting|for what I have to say to you. I started as a salesman. I sold sewing machines,|automobile parts... hair brushes|and electronic equipment. They say I can sell anything. I'd like to try|to sell something to you. Valhalla, Mr. Beale. Please sit down. You have meddled with the primal forces|of nature, Mr. Beale... and I won't have it! Is that clear? You think you merely stopped|a business deal. That is not the case. The Arabs have taken billions of dollars|out of this country... and now they must put it back! It is ebb and flow, tidal gravity.|It is ecological balance! You are an old man... who thinks in terms|of nations and peoples. There are no nations.|There are no peoples. There are no Russians.|There are no Arabs. There are no Third Worlds.|There is no West. There is only one holistic system|of systems! One vast and immane,|interwoven, interacting... multi-variant, multinational|dominion of dollars! Petrol dollars, electro dollars,|multi-dollars. Reichsmarks, rins, rubles, pounds|and shekels! It is the international system|of currency... which determines the totality|of life on this planet. That is the natural order|of things today. That is the atomic... and subatomic... and galactic structure|of things today. And you have meddled... with the primal forces of nature! And you will atone! Am I getting through to you? You get up on|your little 21-inch screen... and howl about America|and democracy. There is no America. There is no democracy. There is only IBM and ITT... and AT&T... and Du Pont, Dow, Union Carbide... and Exxon. Those are the nations|of the world today. What do you think the Russians|talk about in their councils of state? Karl Marx? They get out their|linear programming charts... statistical decision theories,|minimax solutions and compute... price-cost probabilities of their|transactions and investments like we do. We no longer live in a world|of nations and ideologies, Mr. Beale. The world... is a college of corporations... inexorably determined... by the immutable bylaws|of business. The world is a business. It has been since man|crawled out of the slime. And our children will live,|Mr. Beale... to see that... perfect world... in which there's no war or famine... oppression or brutality. One vast and ecumenical|holding company... for whom all men will work to serve|a common profit... in which all men will hold|a share of stock... all necessities provided... all anxieties tranquilized... all boredom amused. And I have chosen you, Mr. Beale... to preach this evangel. Why me? Because you're on television, dummy! Sixty million people watch you... every night of the week,|Monday through Friday. I have seen the face of God. You just might be right, Mr. Beale. That evening Howard Beale|went on the air... to preach the corporate cosmology|of Arthur Jensen.
Shows all the crippy stuff going on right now on the planet about ecology
and nature destruction on rapid rate.
→Shots
Some quotes from the movie (I guess it was hard for Sergey Bodrov
to speak poorly in English since he brilliantly knows several languages):
→ Бери ношу по себе, чтоб не падать при хотьбе.
→ Жизнь висит на нитке, а думает о прибытке.
→ Не тот счастлив, у кого много добра, а тот у кого жена верна.
→ Любишь медок, люби и холодок.
→ Кто в Москве не бывал, красоты и не видал.
→ Не брат ты мне, гнида черножопая.
→ Что русскому хорошо, то немцу смерть.
→ А чё за песня-то была?
→ Are you gangsters? No, we're Russians.
→ Мальчик, водочки нам принеси, мы домой летим.
→ Автомат настоящий?.. Чапаевский! Во были времена...
→ Данила from Moscow. Ай бай кар ин Чикаго. Пятьсот долларс.
→ Май кар, май кар... кирдык. Ай гоу Чикаго, мой бразэр.
→ What do you do? Do – I'm a truck driver, I drive a truck. What do you do?
Студент. Медицинский институт.
Ohh, a student, studying to be a doctor. Йес, доктор, ага.
→ Snowflake. C'mon.
→ Не, Киркоров мне не нравится. Слащавый, подкрашенный он весь такой, как баба. Одно слово – румын.
Так он болгарин. Да? Какая разница?
→ Ben? Ben.. это Данила. I need help.
→ Фашист, нам трофеи нужны.
→ Я узнал что у меня есть огромная семья. И тропинка, и лесок – в поле каждый колосок.
Речка. Море голубое. Это всё моё, родное. Это родина моя. Всех люблю на свете я.
→ Я сам себе и небо и луна, гордая довольная луна, долгая дорога бескайфо-о-о-о-вая.
Ме-ня-а-а-а-а держала за ноги земля. Голая тяжелая земля. Ме-е-е-едленно любила пе-ре-же-вы-ва-я.
И пылью улетала в облака, кры-ы-ы-ыльями метала облака, до-о-о-о-о-о-олгая дорога бескайфо-о-о-о-ва-я.
→ Fuck this! You snowflake, fucking Marylin, get your ass here... get away with this you
funky motherfucker, we're gonna whack your head. Who the fuck do you think you're, huh? Huh?!
Marylin, get your ass here.
Major topics of the movie «MOROZ in Vladivostok (2007)»
and «MOROZ in Moscow (2006)»:
→ Nobody gives a shit about actual questions of students
Instead, they pump school education standard into every single head. Meanwhile in the process,
teachers feed on infants vital energy, don't allow to express true essence of a student's person.
→ Thinking is, FIRSTLY, setting up a question, and then looking for a solution/ answer
Instead, in school firstly we get education standard, then we go through an examination where
everyone's supposed to give certain answers to those questions. You're particularly not allowed to
tell what you think, but strictly what a school standard says.
→ Business isn't SCIENCE, it's PRACTICE, and involves the whole body into the process
- To be successful in biz, you gotta put the entire attention – not only eyes and ears. Logical
thinking is a very small part of what a human body is capable of.
- When one tries to demonstrate what one's actually doing, all the shit comes out and
it's quite obvious that one is merelly hiding behind verbal mask, but in fact didn't even started
to accomplish one's goal.
- Body shows truth, speech – hides.
- One can't become successful (fast achiever) ONLY by reading books and listening to
well experienced wise men. One gotta go and get some bumps.
→ Use your own head, don't be afraid of looking an idiot
→ Reverse planning
- First imagine a perfect future, then figure out problems, put them on time axis and you get
a strategy to overcome those problems and achieve the perfect future.
→ Figure out internal obstacles and clarify emotional signals
→ Instead of declared learning, I most often try to demonstate that I'm already perfect
→ Competition between entrepreneurs kill their lifetime
→ Happiness ≠ money, money – facility
- Those who say that money is happiness, are so far behind true understanding of happiness,
and never actually tried to find it.
- Money don't have any value. It's only artificially built up image in people heads.
Real value is represented in things like houses, relationships, services, et cetera.
- Rich people know it and they make poor work for money, not for really valuable matter.
→ Odds of financial benefit at casino, are much bigger than those at Forex
→ Pointless activity leads to psycho-disorder & depression
Sensible activity replaces negative tendency by a positive one which eventually
helps to achieve the perfect future.
A sign of whether your activity is sensible or not is that you're able to answer your
son, when he asks you: «What kind of good things have you done in your life, dad?»
→ Elimination of sexual diversity
- Office environment with both genders inside is sick, because people start to
work on the same problems, dress similar, and become indifferent to each other in the end.
→ Animals live a better lifes than kings of beasts – humans
- Animals don't work, but eat, sleep and enjoy their lifes singing songs.
- To survive, human goes to work and spends life doing shit to buy useless crap.
Brilliant serial. Makes me feel smart :) cuz I project the doctor upon my personality.
· Capitalism: A Love Story
· Sicko
· Slacker uprising
· Fahrenheit 9/11
· Canada: Bowling for Columbine
· Canadian Bacon
· Roger & Me
Hi guys, how are you doing there? What I'ma do now is just retell a couple of scenes from the gorgeous movie, ok? So have a good time ;-)
A beginning of the movie. A nice melody's playing (piano and drums). At first there are only Jerry (kind of fat post-teenager guy) and Mike (a tall older guy), then appears a police car with a couple of officers and finally three young fellows coming up.
Jerry | Joining a song. |
Mike | Hey, Jerry, you gave me number nine. |
Jerry | Ignoring Mike's request continue singing. |
Mike | Okay, alright... Would you shut up? Could you just paint quiet? Please, knock it off! Just... Stop! Jerry! |
Jerry | What? |
Mike | Holding a sheet of A4 paper with a fragment of a picture (a graphity) they are painting on a wall. I actually asked you to give me number nine. The nose! |
Jerry | Yeah, that's what I did. |
Mike | You, you didn't. This is number six. It's the eye. |
Jerry | Alright, how am I supposed to tell a difference between six and nine. |
Mike | Because we did both of the eyes already, you foolish. Come on, get organized! |
Jerry | Look, what's the difference, man? A nostril and an upside-down eye are the same, it looks fine. |
Mike | Year, that would be funny if the Fats (the guy whose face is being painted upon the wall) had nostrils instead of eyes. |
Police officer | Coming up with a short siren sound. Here we go... |
Jerry | Trying to hide their painting tools and papers behind his back. Hey, officer, how is it going? Look what happened. Last night... some rascal came and did it. |
Police officer | Oh really?! |
Jerry | All this stuff here... Pointing at the wall they are being painted. It's a... it's disgusting. |
Police officer | Ironically trying to step into the play, Jerry's performing. Yeah, they've even left the ladder. |
Jerry | That is like evidence, we should confiscate it... will catch 'em. |
Police officer | Yeah, yeah, yeah sure... You're getting on my nerves. You keep this up, you'll be spending a night in jail. |
Jerry | Okay. |
Police officer | Moron. The police car makes a move and driving away. |
Jerry | If.. if you come back for the ladder, we'll catch you. |
A young fellow with a bicycle | Hey, fellows, is that supposed to be a... Veggy Small or something? |
Another young fellow also with a bicycle (Mike) | No, man, that's that old blues guy, Luna Enastrow. |
Mike | No, Mike, my little buddy, this is Fats Wallet. |
Another young fellow also with a bicycle (Mike) | Really? |
Mike | Famous jazz musician, used to born in my building, about a hundred years ago. |
Jerry and Mike are at a video store. Mike's working here as a younger seller. And Jerry (a friends of Mike) just came by to have a conversation. This time he is going to suggest an weird idea. So, here we go.
Jerry | The power plants are controlling us. I know it! Through microwaves. |
Mike | A-ha. |
Jerry | They're using it to make us do things. To buy things, to accept things. |
Mike | And who.. who.. who are they? Who're they? |
Jerry | The government. The FBI, of course! And I say: no more. |
Mike | Right.. |
Jerry | I'm gonna sabotage the power plant tonight and you're gonna help me. Jerry's pointing his finger at Mike and coming up to him. Mike's standing behind a counter. He pulls out a piece of paper (from his backpack) completely covered with a drawings. Look, I've got a map. It's completely worked out. We short circuit this with watever that things is and that blows up... transformer! All we gotta do is climb over the fence and throw this sweet grabbing hook right into the transformer! BOOOM! You know what I mean? |
Mike | Looking a bit strange at Jerry. Yeah... |
Jerry | And this, my friend, is your camouflage. Camouflage. Jerry extends his fist toward Mike's fist. |
Mike | We need the electricity. You know, we got the machines, and... and nobody wants a tape without electricity. |
Jerry | This isn't more important thing than that. It's the lamest excuse I've ever heard. |
Mike | It's a lame excuse? |
Jerry | Yeah, it's la-a-a-ame! |
Mike | Really? And the power plant is controllin' us? That's not a non-sence? That's not a paranoia?. |
Jerry | Okay, it sounds crazy. And you know why? Because it's affecting my brain too! |
Mike | A-ha. |
Jerry | It's paranizing it. |
Mike | Mr. Fletcher left me in charge of the store. Me — he trusted me the store. You know what that means? |
Jerry | Ohhh, no, actually I don't, may be could explain it to me. |
Mike | It means, I'm not doing this. |
Jerry | What?! Okay, so you'll just do anything mr. Fletcher says. And, even though, by the way, he is not your real father. |
Mike | So, so what? |
Jerry | A-a-a-a-a-and, he is completely illiterate, but you want to escape from me, your best friend, who has a melting brain. |
Mike | Moving his arm with a pencil within his palm, like he's addressing to some customers withing the store. Can I.. can I help you? Make a selection, because if not, I'm going to have more space for another customers. |
Jerry | Turning around and looking over the store. There is absolutely nobody except Jerry and Mike. Ohh, sorry, I didn't realize it was a rush-hour. I won't bother you anymore. |
Mike | You know, it do.. it does... it does get busy... unexpectedly. And you know, he's not illiterate, first of all. Because if he would be illiterate, smart guy, ... Jerry has already left the store very nervously and shut the door noisy. he would not be able to write this... pointing to a note upon a small piece of paper. Next movie frame is Jerry and Mike are sabotaging the power plant... |
Gorgeous movie of two girls playing with each other a love game.
That's a long funny movie. Majority of time I was lying (upon a table) and laughing loudly.
Nice fucked up in head guys.
Mark Abma. I can do this. I've got the ball. I've got the ability. And I've got the sock. Let's do this. I've never skied big lines before and in the end of the year I'm on top of this.. this line. And I can't see where I am going. You know, like.. there are a lot of variables compared to jumping in a park, you know, like, to where the snow could be rolling, to where you could be rolling.. Yeah, you definitely have a lot more on your mind.
Ingrid Backstrom. My name's Ingrid Backstrom, I'm twenty five and I grew up in Seatle, I lived in a valley, in California. I definitely felt like I was rocky this year. It's a little bit intimate being around all these people so much experienced but at the same time it's really cool
Janner Hall. Where do you think you're going? I think.. what I really wanna excel right here on the mountains. This stuff actually got a taste of.. what can go on.. the last couple days.. I'd really like to.. just be able to do anything off anything. You know what I mean? Instead of just hit perfect jumps 'n' perfect rails 'n' perfect parks, you come out and you get deep snow and cliff. It's a lot harder to bring your game outhere. You know what I mean? So, it gives you more confidence when you deal with mountains like.. we're dealing with. And when you get to the park you make it much better.
Rory Bushfield. Attention class, would Rory Bushfield, please, come to the nurses' office again, immediately.
It's such a nice video devoted to a great jump made by some really f*cked up in a head guys that make their overwhelming jumps using snowboards and skis. And what is also very important there is a totally cool background music — Fort Minor — Remember the name.
Thoughtful, hilarious, full of wisdom.
Fa-a-a-an-damn-tastic!
Bingo! This is the goddamn problem.
Some words:
Lambent humour.
Lost and delirious (eng). Incredibly beautiful and sincere.
Career girls (eng). Realy open movie.
The Game (eng). Interesting and keeps me scared.
Ограбление по-итальянски. Keeps in exertion.
Bridge to Terabithia. Fantastic tale! (Thanks to Victor Lukashov .aka. Azzie for advising).
Stels. Incredibly good action.
So cute. Ma-a-a-a-an, I can't stop laughing.
Даниель, каков наш план? Мы пойдём поздороваемся (подъезжает к криминалам на серебристых мЭрсах).
Да ты что! Они ж меня помнят! Сделаем так, что они тебя не забудут.
Нет! Не говори глупости. Они меня узнают. Они видели меня в багажнике (тот неудачный случай, когда
он хотел спрятаться у них в багажнике и проследовать до их гаража. Тогда криминалы выкинули его из багажника
на помойку). Надень это (даёт ему тюбитейку).
(Даниель подъехал к парням на старте). Эй педики, как дела? Воображаем себя шумахерами? Как езда по трассе,
нормально? Что это у вас за машины? Это МЕР-СЕ-ДЕС-СИ? О-ля-ля. Они тоже считаются МАШИНАМИ?
Послушай, вы умете играть в немецкого зайца? Что же — я вас научу.
(Обращается к своему "горе-приятелю" в машине). Дай пятьсот франков.
Итак, игра в зайца. Пятьсот франков тому (машет купюрой перед носом у взъёбанных парней, яростно вдыхающих
и выдыхающих крупными ноздрями и двигающих желваками), чей капот окажется впереди моего после двух кругов.
Один плюс один, считать умеете? Вы поняли?
(Парень, кое-как сдерживаясь, изо всех сил стараясь разойтись по хорошему). Деньги нас не интересуют.
(Даниель). Я сказал пятьсот, потому что мне НЕУДОБНО БРАТЬ у вас больше. Но турист, которого не обманули,
это не турист.
Эй, послушай (махает ему ладошкой, подзывая поближе), на втором круге посмотри в зеркало, меня уже может
не оказаться сзади, зачем бесплатно делать круг. (Моргает правым глазом, посылает воздушный поцелуй).
Милашка!
(Все втроём с дымом из-под колёс рвут с места).
(После того, как Даниель сделал тех быков). М-м-м-м-м. Спасибо, девочки!
(Бык). Исчезни! Живо!
(Даниель, с улыбочкой). Ладно, не скажу, что мне было скучно, но надо заехать в гараж. Не знаю, что
сегодня с моей тачкой. НЕ ХОЧЕТ ЕЗДИТЬ. (Быки переглядываются в жёстком ахуе. Даниель заканчивает).
В случае, если захотите взять реванш... (и уходит обратно в машину).
Ivan Yurlagin,