dead man.

[misombra]

i just saw this movie. don't know why it took me so long.

one of the best movies i've ever seen.

anybody else?

[vashti]

Never heard of it. Do you mean "Dead Man Walking"?

[misombra]

no. dead man with johnny depp. check it out.

[VincenzoG91]

I finally saw Dead Man last winter, and definitely enjoyed it. Depp was good, as usual, and the rest of the cast did well. Though surreal and oddly-paced, Dead Man seemed like the most authentic western movie that I've ever seen, stripping away the legend of the Wild West to the awkward details of reality. And yet Dead Man also wrestles with some deeper ideas, about the meaning of life and the meaning of death. Neil Young really outdid himself with the soundtrack, too, sounding grand and tragic and mysterious at times.

I've only seen one other movie by director Jim Jarmusch, Ghost Dog: the Way of the Samurai. Very different setting, but with a similar sense of spirituality.

[misombra]

i'd like to check out other movies by this director. It's very rare I like a movie.

I think gerbil would appreciate dead man.

[lovesjoyajm]

I saw it awhile ago because my best friend is obsessed with Neil Young. I remember liking it but we didn't finish it.

[doppelgaenger]

I saw it in the 90s because of my exposure to my indigenous culture. This movie is considered to have some of the most accurate depictions of American Indians ever. They actually are speaking in Blackfoot in some footage.
I think it's a pretty good movie, but it's not my favorite.

[misombra]

You have to see the end.

[Gigabitch]

That movie is sitting next to the DVD player in my room because we're planning to watch it again soon. i haven't seen it in a couple of years, but I think it's awesome.

Hey Miso, did you see Michael Clayton?

[misombra]

no. should i? and where the f is that BABY!!!?

[krystal]

Never heard of it.