Undescribable Perfection

Memorable, crazy movie

As Good As It Gets

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

I don't know what others think and I don't wanna understand how or why this movie is so underrated and not very known.This is absolutely the kind of movies that won't let you the same person you were before watching it.I can't precise what this movie did to me but it surely left something.Something new.Something astonishing and violently beautiful . It's not about a classical love story nor a selection of traditional action scenes.This is an artistic emotional masterpiece.You will feel its emotional roller-coaster ,you will feel a strange but a magical wave of life.I don't wanna spoil the end for you but you'll adore it.

It disarms you with humor and good acting. Then when you least expect it the music puts in that space, where you're immersed in the movie and start to really feel for the characters. You forget about time and just follow the story that is being beautifully told. Poff and the movie is finished. You, left with that peculiar feeling that Charlie and Gabi encapsulated you in.---Astonishing cast, beautiful editing and effects. Watch it at night and without too many distractions. I don't think I would have given it such a high grade if it wasn't for the fact that I got so immersed. Not one of those movies you watch while doing something else.

Have you ever volunteered a response to a raised question and then wished you had just kept quiet and drank your coffee instead? What about suffering a complete mental blank with no hope of a quick recovery? Apparently I haven't learned from the former nor recovered from the latter after seeing Fredrik Bond's debut film CHARLIE COUNTRYMAN.Emboldened by the sixth sense encounter with his recently deceased mother Katie (Melissa Leo) to visit Bucharest, lost soul Charlie Countryman (Shia LaBeouf) embarks on a trip of self-discovery after meeting Romanian taxi driver Victor (Ion Caramitru) mid-flight. Touched by the Grim Reaper before returning home to daughter Gabi (Evan Rachel Wood), Victor instructs Charlie to seek out Gabi and hand her the crazy hat he purchased for her in Chicago. With his improbable encounters and love-at-first-sight with a deadly twist romance with the tortured soul Gabi, Charlie begins to spiral out of control amidst a bevy of interesting characters including pill pusher Luc (James Buckley), wannabe porn star Karl (Rupert Grint), and local gangsters Nigel (Mads Mikkelsen) and Darko (Til Schweiger).Despite the modes of discourse's vacuity, the score is exquisite. From the pianissimo of piano keys to the haunting sounds of Roma music and Moby electronica, it is wonderful to hear Christophe Beck and DeadMono get it right when everything else is so very wrong. Overall, I found the film to be just okay and not worth the price of admission although, I can see it's appeal for very selective audiences. Having said that, dropping THE NECESSARY DEATH from the original film title kind of says it all really.You can catch me at my handle and at The Hollywood News.

Like Robert Pattinson i think Shia needs more material to demonstrates that he not only the "Guy of transformers" or something like that.I just see Nymphomaniac Vol.1 and it was amazing of course the support cast are amazing and the director too.Like this movie the supporting cast are great (The extremely beautiful Rachel wood,The always great Mikkelsen,The amazing Schweiger and the very funny Grint) but like i say before Labeouf are very surprise in this movie because demonstrates that why the right material he can offer a great acting.The direction of Fredrik Bond are very cool and the soundtrack one of the best of the last i ever heard in a while.If you wanna see great ac tings,a different (in some ways) love story and hear a great soundtracks this is the movie for you.