From: "Antti Kurenniemi" 

Oh yeah, forgot about Brokeback Mountain - I liked that one.


Antti Kurenniemi

"Mark"  wrote in message
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> Stanley Kauffman, film critic, in The New Republic:
>
> "Looking back through the last twelve months, I discovered that, though I
> hardly saw all the possible candidates, I had found eighteen films that
> are decisively and memorably of value to an intelligent viewer. They are:
> Brokeback Mountain, Cach‚, Fateless, Friends With Money, L'Enfant, Down in
> the Valley, Only Human, Gabrielle, Edmond, The Bridesmaid, The
> Illusionist, Old Joy, The Queen, Climates, Flags of Our Fathers, Copying
> Beethoven, The History Boys, The Secret Life of Words. "
>
> He goes on to note that only 6 of his picks are American made films,
> supporting your thought below.
>
> "Geo."  wrote in message
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>> "Antti Kurenniemi" 
wrote in message
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>>> You know, I started thinking but can't really remember anything. I know
>>> I don't like many films, but this is weird. I liked Million Dollar Baby
>>> a lot, but that's "old" already. Is that all? Maybe
it is, I'll have to
>>> think about this for a while...
>>
>> This is why hollywood is not making any money this year..
>>
>> Geo.
>
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