Run Lola Run

[silentshadow]

Run Lola Run

 

I enjoyed this foriegn film. I thought it was inventive, intelligent, good camera work, good plot, and a pretty good soundtrack. Did anyone else see this movie? What do you think about this film?

[betterbutterfly]

it's one of my top 10 favorites. if you liked it, check out a movie called The Princess and the Warrior. Franke Potente (Lola) is in it, and its the same director, just a bill mellower.

 

i love that every time she goes through it, the fates of the people she interacts with change. it's quite a brilliant look at fatalism.

[S.E. Hardy]

It's a great film... though now its methods have become so much a part of grammar of film it's hard to see it as original as it truly was.

[kent]

this is in my top 5 all-time favourites

[garsk]

saw the first 5 minutes of it, and then fell asleep infront of the tv, it started at 11pm, and i was tired ;)

[scheurminator]

this film was the inspiration behind a whole art project i took on. one of the few original films ive seen lately

[Euphony76]

At my University in Toronto every film student sees it at least twice during first year.

[MuttersomeTaxicab]

It's a great film... though now its methods have become so much a part of grammar of film it's hard to see it as original as it truly was.

Well put.

 

Never seen the movie while sober, but it's a fantastic movie nonetheless. But I would say that it has been so deeply appropriated now that it's difficult to see the gem it was when it first came out.

 

Then I think about Aronofsky's stuff, and find myself still jarred by his work, and it's just incredible. I'm not sure if his stuff CAN be appropriated. But I'm something of a Pi fanatic. Requium I only needed to see once and it was etched into my skull.