Karl-Oskar

Tokyo Story is a beautiful work of art with a very important message, to pay attention to everyone, and in this film especially your parents. The film expresses that with showing an old couple visit their children, and you could think that it's not enough to base a film around but somehow Tokyo Story make it look so simple and deliver it so perfectly. That's one of the reasons that make this film so special. Another thing is how its made, the film is of course very old and the way of filming was sourly very different back then. The film is so casual and something other films don't tend to include or think about to include is well built-in in this film, and it's those little things which make it so special. I also think this film could not be made again the same way nor some other way then it did, it just so perfect with the time period, the culture, the characters, the atmosphere, etc. But the film still has so much reflection of the reality and maybe more than ever.

This film is an interesting puzzle which as it seems don't need much money instead a creative mind. Memento is very special, in a good way of course, and is the first film I've seen to have its storyline play backwards, which fits perfectly with the main character's condition, I think the notes and pictures are so awesome and a really important component to the film. Memento, in my opinion, is a little sharper than Shutter Island. But all the things in Memento doesn't make sense which offends me a bit.

British brilliance, many intriguing and funny constructed characters. I love Brad Pitt's acting in this time period and he plays the role as a gipsy perfectly. Snatch is, in my opinion, a little sharper than LS&TSB. They, of course, got a lot in common like for example, they're both British comedy, same kind of storyline approach, both stories have a kind of kingpin, etc.

This film is not exactly reflecting the time or place I live in but it doesn't matter because the film explains it very clear. The film is a very interesting story about the trouble of the American society, which is of course very sad and unfortunately but is an important concern. The film's character, Derek, is a very well constructed character, and at least I can sort of understand his opinion and thoughts through the film, and while his opinion changes, mine starts to shift too and I start thinking my self, its a cool happening, with lack of a better word, and caught me off guard. The film is very well done and doesn't have many bad scenes, I think the characters and their personality is fantastically done and acted, they were super realistic. This film has some really tough, powerful, violent scenes which I as a teenager liked, but It also had some emotional and sentimental scenes which I also really liked. I feel like both of these elements were very important elements for the film. American History X got allot of wise life advice and really left you thinking, and that's how you know that it's a good movie.