the last line of dialogue
"Films have to be finished, even if you do it blindly."
Can you guess the movie?
Highlight for the answer if you're stumped: BROKEN EMBRACES by Pedro Almodóvar
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Monday, August 16, 2010
First and Last "Films have to be finished..."
the first image after the opening credits
the last line of dialogue
"Films have to be finished, even if you do it blindly."
Can you guess the movie?
Highlight for the answer if you're stumped: BROKEN EMBRACES by Pedro Almodóvar
for all previous puzzles, hit the label below
*
the last line of dialogue
"Films have to be finished, even if you do it blindly."
Can you guess the movie?
Highlight for the answer if you're stumped: BROKEN EMBRACES by Pedro Almodóvar
for all previous puzzles, hit the label below
*
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Last line is a give-away. So beautiful. I love that movie.
Hollywood Ending? :p
Los Abrazos rotos, Almodovar has something great about ending lines.
Check the ending line of "Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios"
Everyone beat me to it, but Broken Embraces.
This movie has a lot of beautiful ideas, but it's not perfectly written like Almodóvar's best movies.
Its sctructure has many flaws, the screenplay is unbalanced (the past scenes are all stronger than the present ones - as a matter of fact, except for the reediting plot, the present is unnecessary. Come on?, do we really need to know Homar is the father os Portillo's son? We feel nothing about it, we barely can remember this guy during the whole movie).
Almodóvar's best movies all have great screenplays. This is not one of them. But it's a beautiful movie, still.
Damn I should have grabbed this when I was at the library a few weeks ago and I might've been in with a chance.
Also saw a huge chunk of the middle of Volver today and the parts I watched were even better than the first time i had seen them. Best Actress that year was bangin'!
What cal said. Expect moreso.
Ha! I actually knew this one, what a great film.
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