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The Fall were an English post-punk band, formed in 1976 in Prestwich, Greater Manchester. They had many line-up changes, with vocalist and founder member Mark E. Smith being the only constant member. Their music was generally characterised by Smith's caustic lyrics and sprechgesang vocal delivery, an abrasive, repetitive guitar-driven sound, and tense bass and drum rhythms. Although never achieving widespread…
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I was on Reddit last night when I came across a post that asked people to list out films with extremely visually pleasing images and I opened the comments to see a lot of people calling out *The Fall.* It’s quite old I said after I looked it up but I decided to trust their judgement by watching it. Yunno, every once in a while, you stumble on a film that doesn’t just tell a story. A film that feels like a storybook…More
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The fall is in many ways an interesting experience. Both for its virtues and its vices. I cannot think of another movie on the top of my head that is similar in style to this one, so from that point of view alone, it makes it at least a special experience. The closest thing would be a movie like "300". It is all about form over substance. Sure there is a underlying "plot" and "story" but after all it cannot amount t…More
I know that the picture is too big (in case it does not automatically decrease), but it's one and only. He is not Hollywood, he is nominated for six different film festivals, among which he has won the best film. There is an Imb 7.9. See the comments only "Totally Blown AWAY .....". A very deep movie, it really takes away. I think it's great. I watched it without translation, and the girl in the lead role spoke seve…More
Undoubtedly cinematography is the excess of this film. The pictures presented in the movie by director Tarsem Singh is truly unique, beautifully stunning, spoiling the eye of the beholder. The scenery and color blend in this film is fascinating. In some scenes even glance reminiscent of the surrealist paintings of Salvador Dali, the famous painter 'father of surrealism' from Spain. Not only that. In terms of stories…More