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Perfume: The Story of A Murderer
Perfume: The Story of A Murderer
Perfume: The Story of A Murderer
Director: Tom Tykwer
Producer: Bernd Eichinger
Awards: German Film Award for Best Feature Film, MORE
Production companies: Constantin Film, DreamWorks Pictures, Castelao Productions
Story of a man who was never loved since the day he was born, he didn’t know what love is and what i feel like. He
comes across a fruit seller girl and falls in love with her at first sight, he follows her but she get scared and tries to scream so he
puts his hand on her mouth and she dies. He didn’t want to let go the feeling of love (fragrance is used as a symbol of love) that
he never had before and he is so obsessively wants to save it. Trying to discover how to preserve the essence of love he goes
away from society and meditates in a cave till it occurs to him that the fruit seller girl didn’t even see him, she was blind to his
love. He also realizes that what he thought was his love, in fact was his lust because he doesn’t have the essence of love in him.
He thinks that he can get that love from other women but that he gathers from other women isn’t the essence of love; it’s the
essence of lust which intoxicates people and makes them lose their morals and virtues. Realizing that he can never love or be
loved, so he just gives himself up to the people who said they loved him but who just wanted to satisfy their lust.
He doesn’t not know a thing about life then what he felt towards those girls is not love, he loved their own smell and he
wanted to preserve it forever, his gift would be of a great value if only he was able to use it in a good way. In addition when he
discovered that his body have no smell contrary to anything and anybody else he decides to create his own smell using the body
“NEVER EVER BE THAT MUCH PASSIONATE ABOUT THINGS WHICH LEADS TO DESTRUCTION OF OTHERS
AND YOURSELF”
No one showed him what is loved, since he was an outcast. Miserable and terrible life s what he experience in his whole life. He
returned to his country to the poor, and feed himself to those hungry with the perfume in his body so that those poor might obtain
love in the society of this world. Hoping that after they ate him, the power of hypnotism of love and compassion in that perfume
in his body will be remain in the spiritual body of those poor people and be loved by the people and counted as a human people in
this world.
INCOGNITO
Director: John Badham
Screenplay: Jordan Katz
Production company: Morgan Creek Entertainment
Editor: Frank Morriss
Loved the relationship between Harry & his father; how they both couldn't admit their failure to each other and was
always trying to cover it up and make it up for each other. Also loved that he painted the painting out of his father's
face, that was really deep; he finally gave him the recognition he deserved even in a forged painting.
Rembrandt
Harry Donovan is an art forger who paints fake Rembrandt picture for $500,000. The girl he meets and gets into bed
with in Paris, Marieke, turns out to be an arts expert Harry’s clients are using to check the counterfeit picture
he painted.
BEST OFFER
Director: Giuseppe Tornatore
Screenplay: Giuseppe Tornatore
Virgil the main character of the story kept many panting of a girls portrait in a secret room which he puts all of the
He lives in lonely splendor in a penthouse apartment filled with statues and artwork, complete with a secret room
filled with his favorite paintings (all of women, giving Virgil creepy shades of Bluebeard). He always wears gloves.
He has no friends. Well, except for a brilliant young mechanic named Robert (Jim Sturgess), who fixes ancient
equipment in a gigantic storefront in a posh section of town, making you wonder how the hell he can afford rent on
such a joint. Robert never rises above his role as a blatant plot device, a phony "listening ear" to Virgil so that we
There is no reason for Virgil and Jim to be friends, and for Virgil to start to confide in Jim about his obsession with
Claire strains belief. Since we don't see Claire for the majority of the film, when she does appear we are as curious
about her as Virgil is. She's an agoraphobic who has never been outside the house since she was a teenager.
GRAVE OF THE FIREFLIES
Director: Isao Takahata
Japanese: 火垂るの墓
I watched this movie a year ago. Since then i respect the value of food and everyday i don't waste
even a small amount of food. Learnt what food means.
shes telling him to stay with her is the saddest part she wanted food but more than that she wanted
him by her side.
heartbreaking story of survival and war told through the eyes of 2 siblings. this movie really hits and
after, you kinda just sit there and try to collect yourself. it’s sad enough that this sort of thing
happened but getting such an intimate look at it is what leaves you in silence and tears.
The movie is brilliant because the storyline progresses through the perspective of the children,
Setsuko and Seita. It only shows how kids perceive wars and try to grasp the reality around them
which changes very quickly.
The movie is about WW II and it's impact on the lives of civilians, esp children. But the movie doesn't
go into technicalities of the war, rather builds itself around the harrowing experiences of this brother
and sister duo and how they deal with the circumstances through limited knowledge and awareness
of the world. So, the viewer doesn't know about the ongoing war and what's happening any more
than the protagonist Seita himself.
The 14 year old boy is forced to quickly grow up as the society shows it's back to all unfortunates,
even his relatives. He also acknowledges that there is little he can do to improve upon his
circumstances while he does his best in trying to look after his 4 year old sister.
It's a story of tremendous loss and the pain that comes with it, the despair and strive for survival. It
makes us realize that wars may have winners or losers, it's infliction may be justified by war mongers
but it never spares anyone, rich or poor, winner or loser, guilty or innocent and that both sides have
hands drenched with blood.
THE EXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE (2005)
Director: Scott Derrickson
The lesson I got from this movie is, however hard you try to give facts or evidences to prove either beliefs are
good or bad, you won’t have any clear solution in the end. [SPOILER STARTS] See how finally Erin Bruner
lost her “factual” weapons and how she was shifted from defending Father Moore for the sake of her job
position to how she gets inspired by her internal feeling that she wants people to know that this unimaginable
thing could really happen. She ignores the instruction of her senior, she doesn’t have anything she can present
in front of the jury to prove factually that this exorcism, possession, and—moreover—spiritualism thingy is
fact: she was just there, sharing her own experiences about her belief regarding to this case and trying to touch
the juries on their hearts. And finally, how juries finally commit that Father Moore is guilty regardless of how
real Erin tried to reconstruct the exorcism is an undoubted proof of the lesson I absorb, that somehow, trying to
prove the validity of beliefs or religions is stupid—while trying to find a good reason of certain moral actions
can be as stupid. [SPOILER ENDS]
Exorcism is based on faith and a non-believer or person of another faith mind find ridiculous abuse
of religion resulting in risk to a patient who is suffering.
THE WOLF OF WALL STREET
Director: Martin Scorsese
I would like to give this movie 4.5 out of 5 stars. This movie isnt a generic biopic of
prominent,respectable person but is based on a true story on a stockbroker named Jordan belfort.Its
a rollercoaster ride which takes Jordan from nobody to a rich man. This movie was quite inspiring
and I absolutely enjoyed Belforts character.He is clever, bold,risk-taking, badass,has a chill-out
attitude,has effective leadership skills which made a synergistic effect over a team of 250.The movie
also showed that some incidents or people in our life might show us a complete new different
direction which may be positive or negative like in the movie Mathew guided Belfort how to earn
more money ,how to deal with the customers.This leaded a significant change in Belforts personality.
Also, this movie is a must watch movie for a person who is obsessed,wolfish for vitamin M.The cast
was incredibly amazing.Margor Robbie,Jonah hill,Mathew played their parts nicely.I just loved
watching 3 hours of intensity.Loved the freakiness of the movie.One of the classic movies available.
This movie was quite inspiring and I absolutely enjoyed Belfort’s character. He is clever, bold, risk-
taking, has a chill attitude, and has effective leadership skills which made a synergistic effect. The
movie also showed that some incidents or people in our life might show us a complete new different
direction which may be positive or negative like in the movie Mathew guided Belfort how to earn
more money, how to deal with the customers. This leaded a significant change in Belfort’s
personality.
Margor Robbie, Jonah hill, Mathew played their parts nicely. I just loved watching 3 hours of
intensity.
The cleverness of The Wolf of Wall Street is the way this lesson is presented. At the beginning of the
movie, the audience is expected to root for Belfort. But as he breaks down and his empire starts to
fall in the third act, the tone of the movie takes a sharp turn to better reflect the reality of what can
happen if you fly too close to the sun. This is another reason why I love this movie so much, it made
me feel a lot of different emotions as I followed Jordan Belfort throughout his journey. From the initial
rise and euphoria as he starts making millions and enjoying a life of indulgence, to the end, where
his true, corrupt self starts showing and he faces the consequences of his actions.
I also want to praise the amazing cast, the clever and hilarious dialog and the pacing of the movie,
even though it is 3 hours long, every minute feels memorable. I recommend The Wolf of Wall Street
to anyone, but I discourage looking up to Belfort as a role model. Be a good person.
Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stock-broker living the high life to his fall involving
crime, corruption and the federal government.