Roger Ebert's Top Movies of 2012
I read his reviews when they come out each Thursday.
I read his reviews when they come out each Thursday.
I disagree, though, with their including “Miral” in the 10 worst films.
It’s very, very well done. It helps me to better understand my parents and their generation. It has a lot of combat footage, much of not shown to the U.S. public during World War II. There are some astounding statistics in this series. (I’ve watched 3 of the 7 segments, each running about 2 hrs.)
It’s gotten a 9.1 out of 10 on IMDB:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0996994/
which is the highest rating I think I’ve ever seen there.
Think you saw a lot of movies this year? Then take a stab at identifying the shots from the 166 movies featured in this mash-up by YouTube user hatinhand.
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I’d seen this photo from the movie before. What I didn’t know until I read about the film on IMDB last night is that it’s very unnatural for a horse to cross its legs. The director pressured the horse trainer to make the horse do this, which he did after 1 hour with sugar cubes(!)