I'm a film addict and want to know what other people thought of the films from last year.
If you want to do a top five for the films already released this year then feel free.
My top 5 of 2005 are:-
1. Crash
2. Cinderella man
3. Batman Begins
4. War of the Worlds
5. The Interpreter
Originally posted by sammy7386Man, you're crazy if you don't include MILLION DOLLAR BABY! Hillary Swank did the best job anyone could do in that role. The film had many morals to the story. It had fabric. It had the best actors and actress of our time. Anything with Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman and Hillary Swank rocks hard! That film will forever be a monument in the history of the art. Even the technicals were superb. The themes were continuous throughout. Sorry, I got my B.A. in English Lit and took a class on film as literature. Clearly that movie rocks!
I'm a film addict and want to know what other people thought of the films from last year.
If you want to do a top five for the films already released this year then feel free.
My top 5 of 2005 are:-
1. Crash
2. Cinderella man
3. Batman Begins
4. War of the Worlds
5. The Interpreter
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Originally posted by sammy7386and these movies have to do with chess, in what way?...........
I'm a film addict and want to know what other people thought of the films from last year.
If you want to do a top five for the films already released this year then feel free.
My top 5 of 2005 are:-
1. Crash
2. Cinderella man
3. Batman Begins
4. War of the Worlds
5. The Interpreter
1 edit
Originally posted by GrandmousterI think someone already mentioned he was out of the realms of this forum in subjective matter. Change of subject. Speaking of great chess films though, has anyone ever seen "Luzhin's Defense?" It's a great chess film, and I think all chessplayers would somewhat enjoy it. 🙂
and these movies have to do with chess, in what way?...........
Originally posted by powershakerI would go with these for chess movies:
I think someone already mentioned he was out of the realms of this forum in subjective matter. Change of subject. Speaking of great chess films though, has anyone ever seen "Luzhin's Defense?" It's a great chess film, and I think all chessplayers would somewhat enjoy it. 🙂
1.searching for bobby fisher
2.Knight moves
3.Game over
They aren't movies to learn chess 🙂
Originally posted by powershakerSorry thought it was a waste of time. And had very little chess in it.
I think someone already mentioned he was out of the realms of this forum in subjective matter. Change of subject. Speaking of great chess films though, has anyone ever seen "Luzhin's Defense?" It's a great chess film, and I think all chessplayers would somewhat enjoy it. 🙂
sorry to show my ignorance, but will anyone tell me ALL the ways to get a draw. for example, i know a king and a bishop alone will get you a draw. in many tournaments, 50 moves is a draw--how about here? Three replicated moves by both sides will do it. what else? Thanks 🙂
just learnin'
georgedickey
Originally posted by georgedickeyWrong thread. Make a new one and I will answer 🙂
sorry to show my ignorance, but will anyone tell me ALL the ways to get a draw. for example, i know a king and a bishop alone will get you a draw. in many tournaments, 50 moves is a draw--how about here? Three replicated moves by both sides will do it. what else? Thanks 🙂
just learnin'
georgedickey
Originally posted by RahimKGame Over better only be getting number 3 because you haven't seen any other chess movies. It's full of sensationalist crap and misdirection.
I would go with these for chess movies:
1.searching for bobby fisher
2.Knight moves
3.Game over
They aren't movies to learn chess 🙂