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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Derivative Work Films, here’s a review of Amelie (2001) by Reut of Sweet Archive. Thanks again to Summer of Serendipitous Anachronisms for choosing this month’s very unique genre. Here’s Summer to explain her choice: Basically it is anything based or inspired by pre-existing…
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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Dystopian Movies, here’s a review of City of Lost Children (1995) by Reut of Sweet Archive Thanks again to James of Back to the Viewer for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by S.G. Liput of Rhyme and Reason. …
a magnificent creation by my favorite French duo, Marc Caro and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Delicatessen, Amelie). i seem to be a little out of words for describing this film. i only remember i was a lot younger when i first watched it, and it scared me a little. it puts me in a funny mood.…… Continue reading The City Of Lost Children
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