December 31, 2008
Movie Recommendations #19: New Year's Eve Movies
To help you celebrate New Years here's a list of some good movies with New Year's Day references.
One of the best comedies of the past twenty years. This piece derives its humor not from gags but from truth. Waltzing through the minefield of American single life, this movie offers an uplifting look at romance. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan have never been better. A perfect movie to watch with the one you love.
Forrest Gump (1994)
It has shades of Being There. This is an impressive film both technically and artistically. There are plenty of manipulative moments but these are forgivable given how likable the film is as a whole. Tom Hanks gives one fo the more impressive performances of the 90's as the mentally deficient Gump, a dimwit who stumbles through his life accidentally making history.
When Harry Met Sally (1989)
One of the best comedies of the past twenty years. This piece derives its humor not from gags but from truth. Waltzing through the minefield of American single life, this movie offers an uplifting look at romance. Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan have never been better. A perfect movie to watch with the one you love.Forrest Gump (1994)
It has shades of Being There. This is an impressive film both technically and artistically. There are plenty of manipulative moments but these are forgivable given how likable the film is as a whole. Tom Hanks gives one fo the more impressive performances of the 90's as the mentally deficient Gump, a dimwit who stumbles through his life accidentally making history.The Godfather Part II (1974)
One of the great pieces of cinema of all time. Stunning performances by the likes of Marlon Brando and Al Pacino highlight Francis Ford Coppola’s masterful film about a mob family under siege. Honestly, if you’ve never seen this film you need to rent it as soon as possible. It is one of those films one should see at least once.
One of the great pieces of cinema of all time. Stunning performances by the likes of Marlon Brando and Al Pacino highlight Francis Ford Coppola’s masterful film about a mob family under siege. Honestly, if you’ve never seen this film you need to rent it as soon as possible. It is one of those films one should see at least once.Labels: movie recommendations
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