CAPRIA MOVIES

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Within the nihilistic context of The Departed, Jack Nicholson...

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Within the nihilistic context of The Departed, Jack Nicholson played mob boss Frank Costello off his fellow actors like a pinball, reveling “in perpetrating the unexpected,” as Shirley MacLaine once described Jack whenever she went up against him in front of the cameras. “Planned response to Nicholson was not a good move,” she said, following Terms of Endearment. “Better to leave yourself open. Homework was better left at home. He challenged me to take a chance and not plan my moves or feelings.” Jack did the same with DiCaprio and Damon, catching them off guard and behaving outrageously to elicit authentic surprise. He spilled lighter fluid and lit a table on fire without telling DiCaprio beforehand and unexpectedly whipped out his strap-on in a porn theater scene with Damon. —Excerpt from Five Easy Decades by Dennis McDougal

Shirley Maclaine in What A Way To Go! 1964.

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Shirley Maclaine in What A Way To Go! 1964.

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Steven Spielberg on set of Catch Me If...

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Steven Spielberg on set of Catch Me If You Can

cinyma: The Truman Show (1998)

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The Truman Show (1998)

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In the immortal words of The Doors; “The time to hesitate is through…”

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In the immortal words of The Doors; “The time to hesitate is through…”

The Museum of Moving Image is celebrating Paramount's centennial with a monthlong series of films released by the studio in the 1970s.

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These films include The Godfather I and II, Paper Moon, Grease, Harold and Maude, Chinatown, A New Leaf, The Tenant, Marathon Man, Saturday Night Fever, The Conversation, The Elephant Man, Days of Heaven, Nashville, and The Friends of Eddie Coyle.

Sitting in a cinema watching 70’s movies for an entire month is what summer is all about, lbr!!!!!!!!

ok, it doesn’t seem like that big of a deal now &...

Thu, 17 May 2012 19:01:27 -0400

ok, it doesn’t seem like that big of a deal now & everyone makes fun of m. night shyamalan but let me paint you a picture of my 12 year old self who was obsessed with the sixth sense going to see this with my mom on opening night and we were so fucking excited and ready for our minds to be FUCKING BLOWN and there was such fantastic build up (actually this movie is probably one of the reasons i LOVE slow burn movies so much) and we were like WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THESE ALIENS AND WHAT IS GOING ON and it was so GOOD AND EMOTIONAL with all the family’s aftermath from the loss of the mother and there were so many fucking great parallels and the tension was building and building and building AND THEN JOAQUIN IS WATCHING THE NEWS and this lady is like saying this may disturb us and everyone was like THIS IS FUCKING IT THIS IS HAPPENING and THEN THE FUCKING ALIEN WALKED ACROSS THE SCREEN FOR A SPLIT SECOND and the ENTIRE THEATRE SCREAMED AS IF THEY HAD JUST BEEN STABBED OR SOMETHING IT WAS SO FUCKING REAL AND AWESOME and of course you’re in the theatre so it can’t be rewound or paused but it just kept haunting you and it was fucking amazing storytelling and being in the moment and being scared… this is why i will ALWAYS BE a Shyamalan fan, for that and of course the moment at the end of the sixth sense which, if for some reason you haven’t seen and never heard of the conclusion of the film, i won’t spoil it… but that is one of my all time favorite movies and not just for the ending, that entire movie is incredible and i love Signs as well. i like some of his other work but The Sixth Sense and Signs are amazing and genius and wonderful and that is why i go see stuff like Devil b/c i remember these intense crazy moments that made me love movies even fucking MORE than i already did as a kid and i have hope that one day he’ll create something else that blows my mind with its awesomeness.

THIS HAS BEEN AN OUTBURST BY CAPRIAMOVIES. oh wait. I’m not done. CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE ACTING IN SIGNS? LIKE ARE YOU SERIOUS WITH THESE FLAWLESS PERFORMANCES??!?! no one hated mel gibson back then and his performance floored me. yeah he’s a dick, however I can’t deny his talent as an actor. and then you have joaquin who i didn’t even know of at the time and thought was the hottest guy ever and LOVED his performance. not only was he great in dramatic moments but he was a lot of the comic relief which he did so well. then you have rory culkin and abigail breslin who are performing as if they’ve been doing it for 30 years? LIKE HOW ARE YOU THAT GOOD? HELP? ok I need to relax. i haven’t watched this movie in forever and i am definitely going to very soon.. double feature of Signs and Sixth Sense? UGH. YES. I AM FUCKING HERE FOR THAT. #excited. #BYE.

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