Which Western Movie you watched / watching recently.

**thilak4life** · 19th February 2009, 02:12 PM

Originally Posted by Vivasaayi

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Scorcese directs alfred hitchcocks unfilmed script pages(just about 3 pages)

Sounds like a must-watch.

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**Vivasaayi** · 19th February 2009, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by thilak4life

Originally Posted by Vivasaayi

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Scorcese directs alfred hitchcocks unfilmed script pages(just about 3 pages)

Sounds like a must-watch.

its awesome.I liked it very much

**thilak4life** · 19th February 2009, 02:19 PM

Veettukku poi pakkuren. Thanks!!

**Vivasaayi** · 19th February 2009, 02:25 PM

Originally Posted by thilak4life

Veettukku poi pakkuren. Thanks!!

read it after watching

this movie is not a movie on unfinished pages and all.a funny and interesting attempt by scorcese

**ajithfederer** · 20th February 2009, 02:14 AM

Montage of De Niro with a devastating soundtrack

**VENKIRAJA** · 20th February 2009, 09:59 AM

Originally Posted by ajithfederer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xHIsn9I-qk

Montage of De Niro with a devastating soundtrack

aRputham... aRputham. thanga thalaivar De Niro vAzhga.
So far seen-
Taxi driver
Goodfellas
Raging bull
Once upon a time in America
Godfather-II
The Untouchables
Heat

I got Cape fear, Mean streets, Casino and a bronx tale. Is there any other great performance I missed?

**thilak4life** · 20th February 2009, 11:27 AM

The Deer Hunter (more as a performance, and the relationships between the characters after Vietnam. Go a bit easy on one-dimensional Vietcong soldiers.),
Awakenings (Suffers from Encephalitis Lethargica),
The Mission (Irons and Deniro),
Angel Heart (watch out for Rourke here),
Bertolucci's Novecento (Depardieu and Deniro as friends who became rivals for their extremities in economic (and hence political) spectrum),
DiPalma's Hi, Mom! (One of the early DiPalma who engaged in Hitch and interesting themes)
King of comedy (one of his finest roles. Nevermind a rare comedy figure in his oeuvre),
A light-hearted "road" comedy in "Midnight run" isn't necessarily a uber-performance, but eminently watchable.

**VENKIRAJA** · 20th February 2009, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by thilak4life

The Deer Hunter (more as a performance, and the relationships between the characters after Vietnam. Go a bit easy on one-dimensional Vietcong soldiers.),
Awakenings (Suffers from Encephalitis Lethargica),
The Mission (Irons and Deniro),
Angel Heart (watch out for Rourke here),
Bertolucci's Novecento (Depardieu and Deniro as friends who became rivals for their extremities in economic (and hence political) spectrum),
DiPalma's Hi, Mom! (One of the early DiPalma who engaged in Hitch and interesting themes)
King of comedy (one of his finest roles. Nevermind a rare comedy figure in his oeuvre),
A light-hearted "road" comedy in "Midnight run" isn't necessarily a uber-performance, but eminently watchable.

Thanks aNNA. I got The Deer Hunter and King of Comedy as well. Didn't know they were of De Niro.

again.

Watched 'Once upon a time in the west'. Best western ever.

Also, the opening sequence and the soundtrack (obviously Morricone) are one of the finest. Superlatives are equated to this combo.

**Vivasaayi** · 20th February 2009, 01:46 PM

Deer Hunter and King of Comedy are

Deer hunter has a cene which deniro described as the most emotional scene he has ever played.

**groucho070** · 20th February 2009, 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by Vivasaayi

Deer Hunter and King of Comedy are

Deer hunter has a cene which deniro described as the most emotional scene he has ever played.

Which one? With Walken and Russian Roullette? Long time since I've seen it.

I have most of his pre-2000 films. Most early days of VCD collection. The latest I got was The Last Tycoon DVD (only one where he appeared with Jack Nicholson).