In one of the most famous shots from Goodfellas, the camera tracks Henry and Karen making their way through the back of the Copacabana nightclub as they avoid the massive line outside. The three-minute shot ends with them sitting down at a table being brought out especially for them, right in front of the stage. That movie also starts with the immortal words "As far back as I can remember, I've always wanted to be a gangster".
The first shot…
The late great Harry Dean Stanton accepted this role as the 90-year-old atheist Lucky, knowing it would be his last role. And alas, he passed away at 91, just two weeks before the movie premiered.
But he went out with a bang!
I cannot picture a better actor for the role of Lucky than Harry Dean Stanton. He did always look so weathered in all his roles, as if he had already had his own and many others' shares of…
I was really expecting to love this, thinking it would be a calm, mysterious thriller about a serial killer, similar to Memories of Murder. But it doesn't take long until you get to see the murderer and the film essentially tells you what's going on with the murderers. If you make a thriller about a murderer who we know the identity of, you should probably either turn it into a whydunnit like Spoorloos or a cat-and-mouse game like No Country…
Stockholm Bloodbath is one of the worst things that has ever happened in the history of Sweden.
The actual event was pretty bad too.
Sjukt ändå att SMHI gjorde en hel film för att berätta att deras felaktiga väderleksrapporter enbart kan skyllas på maskhål
