Hey guys! This one bugs me for years, and only now did I realized I could ask it hear. I saw a movie as kid, its set in the 50s/60s I think, and the basic plot line is this: There is a guy who somehow gets into a chiken-run (the game where they race towards a cliff, and the one who jumps out sooner from the car is the chicken), and his bracelet gets caught in something, so he gets trapped and dies. Now fastforward 16ish years, and the guys son gets into a similar situation, by now the soul/ghost

Whoever is trying to add Ostatnia akcja, please be patient. The problem is that the film isn't on IMDb where from Filmaster can import it. However the author of Filmaster promised to add it manually.

Interesting, thanks!

Sunshine Cleaning has the wrong description.

While I agree with you on the quality of this movie, I can't help but feel a little bit offended by your suggestion that this weak plot would be good for a videogame. True, videogames still have a lot to "mature", but there are many games where the story and it's presentation exceeds far more beyond of this movie, or even almost reaches the level of films like The Godfather, Alien etc. I would like to suggest you the following games: Mafia: City of Lost Heaven, the Metal Gear series, the Half-Life

OK, thanks!

Hey, browsing through films here, I just discovered that Rainer Werner Fassbinder's Berlin Alexanderplatz is missing from the site. I also see that Dekalog is present as ten seperate films. Now, I know that both pieces are rather controversial (if that's the right word) because they questionable formats, but I think that Berlin Alexanderplatz should be on the site in some way, I'm just not sure which way. From what I read, the later is considered by more people to be a single film, rather than

I try that, thanks!

I'm just curious how the film adding works, because there are a couple of films that I tried to add about once or twice every week in the last month, and just doesn't get up there. I tried to leave a comment about it, but nothing.

Exactly, good we figured it out :)

Yes, but I don't mean by minute length, I mean the nature of the film by feature length film. I see for example http://filmaster.com/film/presto/ has the tag "short", this could be adapted to docus and "normal" movies. Maybe this is the same you're saying.

Great!

There is very little information on films here and I still have to go to IMDB to look up things. It would be nice if there would be a link to the imdb page of the movie, on the page of the movies here. Ps:thats the last one for today:)

I guess you know about http://ivha.co.cc/, the vote history analyzer (it's down since a couple of days), basically it showed how many films have you seen by genre, language, country, director, writer, actor etc. on one page. It would be too much to ask for, to integrate these features on Filmaster, but there is one thing that even that site didn't had and always bugged me: I like to keep a log of the movies I've seen, and because of that I don't rate shorts, documentarys stuff like that, only feature

Hey! It would be a nice little feature if I could filter out only the feature length films from the recommendations, or better yet a checkbox that allows me to check only feature length films, and maybe it could remember it for later. Because now there are shorts there like Presto, which I've seen but I don't rate it (I explain that in the next thread), and I have no heart throwing that in my shitlist.

Thank you very much! I hope I can get them somehow.

I saw it on tv dubbed, and I somehow got the DVD with dubbed and polish audio. But I do regularly look for great foreign films from around the wolrd. This is the only polish movie I recall watching, and I tried to look for movies with the cast or the director of the movie, but didn't find any yet.

One of the most overrated movie of the 20th century and one of the weaker performance by Pacino. A couple of cult scenes made this movie as big as it is, but behind that, it is too long, boring and shallow to be considered great. Aside from that it is a mildly enjoyable gangster movie.

6 stars

A 150 minute movie, with absolutely no story, plot or anything at all, I didn't thought it was possible but Bay did i, it's a long commercial that you have to pay for to see it.

1 stars

A wonderful, humorous and intelligent sci-fi satire about communist and other ideologies, but also a story about the good side of the human nature. Recommend it to everyone, especially to Europeans.

8 stars