tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-56153327995942453362012-01-17T07:12:37.179-08:00Film View is the film review blog of Adam Zoltowski. It covers releases that are currently in theatres, classic films worth revisiting, undiscovered gems, and general opinion on the industry of film as it exists today and how it relates to our modern times.Adamhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05300019185387185955noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5615332799594245336.post-58831648147499464132007-06-18T18:21:00.000-07:002007-06-18T19:00:43.280-07:00

We only get so many chances in life: chances to fall in love, create great art or if we are lucky the chance to do both at once. This is the theme throughout all of 'Once' the new indie-musical from Irish filmmaker John Carney. Carney is no stranger to music; he was once a member of The Frames, a very popular Irish rock group.'Once' tells the story of a Dublin street busker or street musician

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Ulrich Thomsen stars in 'The Inheritance'It is often said that death brings people, and especially families, closer together. The preceding couldn't be further from the truth for the characters who inhabit Per Fly's The Inheritance, a 2003 film from Denmark. In the tradition of Dogme cinema begun by Lars Von Trier Inheritance examines closely the disintegration of relationships during and after

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As if 'Knocked Up' wasn't enough of Seth Rogen this summer we still have Superbad to look forward to this August. Here is the trailer, prepare to laugh:http://www.spout.com/films/286651/default.aspx

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In Honor of the newly released Ocean's Thirteen I have compiled a list of my favorite heist films. Enjoy.5) Reservoir Dogs. 1992 Directed by Quention Tarantino.The film that put Tarantino on the map is also one of the best looks behind the mask of film criminals. Behind that mask we find a cold, selfish heart. It is unflinching in it's portrayal of the type of person or person's who make their

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There is a scene mid-way through the last installment of the Oceans Eleven franchise where our two main characters Danny Ocean and Rusty Ryan lament over the vegas that used to be and how it has changed for the worse. The same could be said for the heist movie which has now become just another mundane genre full of cliche'd robbery methods and meaningless payoffs. Thankfully Ocean's Thirteen has

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I have to admit something before I begin my first blog post: I have been resisting starting my own blog for several years now. Not because I like to go against the tide or anything but mostly because I saw them as generally self-centered depots for the less hip in society to claim something as their own and brag about themselves in the process. As it turns out, however, I was mistaken in this

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