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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re: Brief Comments
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on: March 21, 2005, 01:17:03 PM
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If you don't like the "modern" part it is because you're not enough in the Movie, you'll have to get inside Noodle's mind, you have to be Noodle, to feel the way he feels...all is about redemption and "nostalgie" if you are not concerned with this strong frendship between Noodles and Max, you miss all the best emotional part of the masterpiece.
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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re: The Godfather vs. OUATIA
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on: February 06, 2005, 04:37:35 AM
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Furthermore, OUATIA a about "inocence corrupted" and the TG is about filaition and what to do with his inheritance. More over, OUATIA is a Greek Tragedy, and TG is more a "simple" Mafia movie. OUATIA has a bigger Emotionnal Dimension, based on 2 characters (De Niro and Woods) The Godfather is a familly story lead by Pacino.
Finally these movie can't be campared because their purpose are totally different.
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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re:How could it possibly be a dream?
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on: September 23, 2003, 08:51:12 AM
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I don't agree with "Le beau role" Theorie, baecause in the 68, Noodles is the poor guy, He has lost everything he cared...but he has his redemption with behing not responsible for the death of his friend....he is alone...but anyway he sent the cops after his firend in the 30's...so he started everything...
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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re:Why do we care about Noodles?
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on: July 25, 2003, 06:59:33 AM
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Similarly, we don't fall for this crap about 'Noodles pays for it' because she goes off with Max. What a ridiculous thing to say. Does that really even begin to make him pay for raping someone? No it doesn't.
IT does in certain ways for Noodles. the HERO of OUATIA is NOODLES, we fear for Him, Debra is the love of his life, we'are sad that the love affair didn't work and after all Noodles deserved what happened but that's all...Debra isn't a sympathic character just like Max...
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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re:Why do we care about Noodles?
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on: July 24, 2003, 08:29:28 AM
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You are both missing the point I made. The point I was making was that cedet was seeing the rape purely in terms of the bad effect it was to have on the man rather than the woman, which I found very strange. I think most human beings, when confronted by a rape scene would be feeling for the victim, the woman, before worrying about the effect it will have on the rapist. cedet obviously sees it differently and is entitled to, and I'm entitled to say I think that's a warped sense of priority.
I see only the effetcs it produce on Noodles because that's the one we follow, we care about Debra as as supporting role...only Noodles feelings are important in that scene. just like in the scene at the station, we feel "Noodles too late, she's gone and wont talk to you" not "The bad rappist is here Debra"....and anyway he pays for that rappe in 68' (or dream) when he learns that she betrayed him with Max and take care of his(her?) child...
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Films of Sergio Leone / Once Upon A Time In America / Re: Fat Moe
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on: July 21, 2003, 08:57:34 AM
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yes but I think Moe Likes much more Noodles than his sister, He always wanted to them together, so I don't think he really wants to hurt noodles after the rappe... remember: I would have bet anything on you (when Noodles comes back in 68'
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