The film is a black-and-white documentary about the latest models at Abercrombie, with an emphasis on the bronzed glamour boys, their manly camaraderie and the way the women pine for them from the scheduled maintenance. Please bear with us as we implement a scheduled maintenance from October 18, 06:00 PST to October 19, 11:00 PST. During this time you might experience some downtime with some of our website features. 94 Metascore. The lives of two mob hitmen, a boxer, a gangster and his wife, and a pair of diner bandits intertwine in four tales of violence and redemption. Director: Quentin Tarantino | Stars: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis. Votes: 2,028,914 | Gross: $107.93M. After the death of her mother and having no other known relatives, Evie takes a DNA test and discovers a long-lost cousin she never knew she had. Invited by her newfound family to a lavish wedding in the English countryside, Evie's at first seduced by the sexy aristocratic host. more. No episodes found. His second film (which brought Rafelson a Best Screenplay nomination) was one of the best of the 70s, Five Easy Pieces (1970), a fascinating, yet shattering 'road movie' story of an emotionally-alienated classical concert pianist named Bobby Dupea (Jack Nicholson shortly after his work in Easy Rider). He was displaced from his upper-class Vay Tiền Nhanh. I am drawn to movies in which we simply wait to see what the characters will do next, aware that they are not driven by the requirements of a plot. "What Happened Was..." begins like that, with a woman in her 30s coming home to her apartment, opening a box, taking out a cake, listening to her answering machine, and waiting for someone to arrive. Here is a movie that could go almost anywhere, and I found myself waiting with has some wine ready. It may be important to her; may ease her way through a long evening. Her guest arrives. He is a tall, cadaverous man clutching a briefcase as if it might deflect her in an emergency. The evening settles into its cadence These two people know each other from a law office, where neither one is very far up the corporate ladder, and after sizing each other up for months they have arrived at this first date. She is an executive assistant. He is a paralegal, with a chip on his shoulder about the firm's lawyers. He, after all, went to Harvard and is an intellectual, and is in fact writing a book about the firm. He seems to take notes for it all the time. Edgily, awkwardly, they talk around the evening's obvious topics, which are Do we like one another? Is sex a possibility? Will there be a second date? Does this other person have problems greater than my own? "What Happened Was..." is a film written and directed by Tom Noonan, who also plays the man, named Michael. You may have seen him in movies like "Robocop 2" or "Manhunter," playing an odd, sinister figure. In this film, he plays a character who looks as if he would be typecast in such roles, but has a great deal of is not without sympathy "At the office, they call you 'Mr. Strange,' " she says. "I just told them you were insecure." Her name is Jackie, and she is played by Karen Sillas. As the evening continues, we grow aware that she is probably the stronger and more competent of the two, and that she knows that, but is willing to compromise that knowledge if he will express even the smallest willingness to enter into a relationship. This he seems unable to do. "It seems like something broke in me a long time ago," he tells her. Later, she says, "At one point, guys just stopped asking me out. I don't know if it was my age, or I gave off this serious vibe. Just when I had something interesting to say, nobody wanted to hear it." The dialogue is filled with hesitations, retrenchings, awkward wordings "That magazine The New Yorker. Do you know that magazine?" He reveals that he thinks he has heard his name hidden in a Beatles song. At one point in the evening, she seems to grow careless about the neckline of her dress, but by the end of the evening it is back where it belongs. Then there are revelations, too late to save or change very much."What Happened Was..." is in many ways an admirable movie, and Noonan and Sillas do a quiet, thorough job of representing these two people who seem on the edge of being walled up inside their own walls. There are many small moments of perfect observation. But I never really felt they were building to anything, or heading anywhere. I didn't feel chemistry between the characters - not the chemistry of attraction, of course, but not even the chemistry of mutual awareness. Both of them were playing their own tapes. It's an interesting film, and a brave effort. But there's something missing. Roger Ebert Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. In 1975, he won the Pulitzer Prize for distinguished criticism. Now playing Film Credits What Happened Was... 1994 Rated NR 90 minutes Latest blog posts 2 days ago 2 days ago 2 days ago 3 days ago Comments Yes, I like very much. In fact, it is the most important recreation for prefer to watch movie with my family because I feel very happy when we share theenjoyment of those I enjoyed science or science fiction movies very much. Because those moviescan fire my imagination, excite my curiosity. For I am a computer engineer, I’d like toimage what would like in the future. Besides, I am very curious about the stories of scientists. In science related to movies, I like the story of scientists very much,including a last film, called a beautiful mind. This film told us the unusual experienceabout John Nash, a famous scientist. Also, I have watched many science fiction films,such as AI-Artificial Intelligence and the Star War. 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Generated by cloudfront CloudFront Request ID q_-zWpDUqsUy3SWTXKKre55LvitF3hdOAxC-WdGijArLaYXwgpSd0w== There is only few mistakes The movie is a bit unrealistic and sometimes the actors are too quiet and should speak louder. But other than that it is a top movie with good acting and humanistic meaning. Especially I like, that the movie focus on the psychological development of the characters. 0 of 0 users found this helpful00 L'Expérience est une sorte de "jeu" grandeur nature, un "test" éminemment instructif et édifiant dans lequel 8 gardiens sont chargés de surveiller 12 détenus sous l'oeil attentif des expérimentateurs qui veulent ainsi regarder à la loupe, puis éventuellement disséquer le comportement humainL'Expérience est une sorte de "jeu" grandeur nature, un "test" éminemment instructif et édifiant dans lequel 8 gardiens sont chargés de surveiller 12 détenus sous l'oeil attentif des expérimentateurs qui veulent ainsi regarder à la loupe, puis éventuellement disséquer le comportement humain dans une telle situation...C'est inspiré de faits réels et bien entendu on se doute bien que tout cela va partir en vrille bien vite... On pense évidemment avant cette "expérience" à celle de Stanley Milgram sur la soumission à l'autorité et la déshumanisation stupéfiante qu'elle a engendrée. Ici, le réalisateur allemand Oliver Hirschbiegel exploite à fond le concept et le creuse à l' façon très progressive, il démonte et démontre habilement toute la mécanique qui va mener à la violence, au sadisme, à la cruauté et à l'humiliation. Puis au meurtre. L'ambiance est très réaliste, telle une sorte de quasi-documentaire et si quelques points scénaristiques sont sujets à caution le rôle de la copine, anecdotique et dispensable notamment si peut-être une certaine exagération fait pencher finalement le film vers le thriller plus classique, il n'en reste pas moins que l'objectif recherché est atteint nous voilà sidérés par cette Expérience qui n'a rien perdu de son impact, bien des années retrouve quelques pointures du cinéma allemand et la mise en scène caractéristique de Hirschbiegel plutôt froide et peu amène en vérité mais contrairement au cinéma américain sans aucun effet de manches ou de guimauve superflue. Pas de "leçon" non plus, car les "faits" parlent d'eux-mêmes et ça, c'est très appréciable. Un film passionnant et très efficace, toujours aussi saisissant.… Expand 0 of 0 users found this helpful00 Interesting throughout the complete duration. The love story integrated seemed kinda exaggerated but everything else was shocking and quite realistic. 1 of 1 users found this helpful10 "Das Experiment" the original version, was unsettling, so much that plays an important role in psychology and philosophical, good characters and a very good story that will keep you glued to the seat, so I felt it. 0 of 0 users found this helpful00 An interesting film that started innocently enough, but gradually started to build up and ended in a proper style. Prison had its own atmosphere and it was made even better by the fact that it was an experiment based on a true story. What I also liked was the brutality at times, which theAn interesting film that started innocently enough, but gradually started to build up and ended in a proper style. Prison had its own atmosphere and it was made even better by the fact that it was an experiment based on a true story. What I also liked was the brutality at times, which the film didn't shy away from. For me, a good film that I can recommend.… Expand 0 of 0 users found this helpful00 This film was intense. It was based off the Stanford Prison Experiment, but if I remember correctly, nobody really died at the end of it, though someone did get removed early, and some of the psychologists actually tried to stop the experiment earlier than 6 days. Great performance byThis film was intense. It was based off the Stanford Prison Experiment, but if I remember correctly, nobody really died at the end of it, though someone did get removed early, and some of the psychologists actually tried to stop the experiment earlier than 6 days. Great performance by everyone in the cast. But I'm not a big fan of the story, since it seemed a bit melodramatic; the phrase "that escalated quickly" really describes this film. I wish they'd actually stuck to the facts instead of aiming for the disgust factor. They made the psychologists look like real genuine gullible idiots in this film; first, they let an ex-convict in they obviously did not do any background checks, second, they let a potentially psychopathic guy in, third, they took their participants at their word people lie, it's a fact.… Expand 1 of 2 users found this helpful11 I got this movie after I discovered it was written, produced & directed by the genius behind Prison Break Paul T Scheuring. The two leads are brilliant, and it was clear from this film how they were both Oscar winners. A couple of the scenes were brutal, overall a good movie, not theI got this movie after I discovered it was written, produced & directed by the genius behind Prison Break Paul T Scheuring. The two leads are brilliant, and it was clear from this film how they were both Oscar winners. A couple of the scenes were brutal, overall a good movie, not the best I've ever seen, but I'm glad I bought it.… Expand 0 of 3 users found this helpful03 Sentence examples for an interesting film from inspiring English sources Is your sentence correct in English? Login and get your AI feedback from Ludwig. Login and get your AI feedback from Ludwig. Login and get your AI feedback from Ludwig. Is your sentence correct in English? Login and get your AI feedback from Ludwig. Dolphins 17, Rams 14 This will be an interesting film to watch. What did you see in Divine that you thought would make for an interesting film? "I think he made an interesting film, but not an honest film," Ms. Galasso said. There's the hint of an interesting film here, in this portrait of electropop pioneer Gary Numan. Show more... But it hangs together, and Gosling might yet become an interesting film-maker. 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