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Gone Baby Gone - bones weep tedium - 11-12-2008

Couldnt find a thread for this film, which came as quite a surprise considering how good it is!

Excellent story, excellent performances (Casey Affleck not only managed to avoid getting on my nerves, he was rather compelling) and a Private Detective lead character who shares certain surface characteristics with RJ.

I would recommend it to you all. Smile


Gone Baby Gone - LolaRennt - 11-12-2008

I really enjoyed that movie too. I think the woman who played the mother won an Oscar for her performance.


Gone Baby Gone - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 11-12-2008

bones weep tedium Wrote:Couldnt find a thread for this film, which came as quite a surprise considering how good it is!

Excellent story, excellent performances (Casey Affleck not only managed to avoid getting on my nerves, he was rather compelling) and a Private Detective lead character who shares certain surface characteristics with RJ.

I would recommend it to you all. Smile

I heard good things about the flick too, bones. But I know I'll never watch it.

I just can't take stuff like that.


Gone Baby Gone - Don B - 11-13-2008

bones weep tedium Wrote:Couldnt find a thread for this film, which came as quite a surprise considering how good it is!

Excellent story, excellent performances (Casey Affleck not only managed to avoid getting on my nerves, he was rather compelling) and a Private Detective lead character who shares certain surface characteristics with RJ.

I would recommend it to you all. Smile

Thanks for the recommendation. The movie is based on the novel by Dennis Lehane, who also wrote Mystic River (made into a movie by Clint Eastwood).


Gone Baby Gone - law dawg - 11-13-2008

Amazing movie. I loved the scene in the bar. Some nice twists in it too, although perhaps a little too obvious.


Gone Baby Gone - Wapitikev - 11-13-2008

Bones, I mentioned it once, a few months back, in my "Who should direct Repairman Jack I: Claws of the Rakoshi?" thread, due to the fact that I'd enjoyed it immensely and it was Ben Affleck's first time directing a feature film.

Yes, that Ben Affleck.

I think he did such a good job that I officially added him to my list of directors that I'd accept on the RJ project.

-Wapitikev


Gone Baby Gone - Kenji - 11-13-2008

bones weep tedium Wrote:Couldnt find a thread for this film, which came as quite a surprise considering how good it is!

Excellent story, excellent performances (Casey Affleck not only managed to avoid getting on my nerves, he was rather compelling) and a Private Detective lead character who shares certain surface characteristics with RJ.

I would recommend it to you all. Smile



I agree! I saw it recently. This is excellent! Especially, Ed Harris and Morgan Freeman.


Gone Baby Gone - bones weep tedium - 11-13-2008

Don B Wrote:Thanks for the recommendation. The movie is based on the novel by Dennis Lehane, who also wrote Mystic River (made into a movie by Clint Eastwood).

Wow, really?

I really liked that movie too!

I might have to look up this Dennis Lehane fella on eBay....

...cheers for the tip! Confusedmilewinkgrin:


Gone Baby Gone - bones weep tedium - 11-13-2008

law dawg Wrote:Amazing movie. I loved the scene in the bar. Some nice twists in it too, although perhaps a little too obvious.

I didnt figure that the[SPOILER] girl would still be alive[/SPOILER], and I had no idea at all what his final decision would be until [SPOILER]the flashing lights came round the corner behind him.[/SPOILER]

Which bits did you see coming?

I loved the bar scene too. I wish I could carry a little pistol like that around with me. Then I could be as cheeky as I liked.... ALL THE TIME Wink

Wapitikev Wrote:Bones, I mentioned it once, a few months back, in my "Who should direct Repairman Jack I: Claws of the Rakoshi?" thread, due to the fact that I'd enjoyed it immensely and it was Ben Affleck's first time directing a feature film.

Yes, that Ben Affleck.

I think he did such a good job that I officially added him to my list of directors that I'd accept on the RJ project.

-Wapitikev

I much prefer Ben Affleck on that side of trhe camera lens! Big Grin


Gone Baby Gone - colburn0004 - 11-13-2008

bones weep tedium Wrote:I much prefer Ben Affleck on that side of trhe camera lens! Big Grin

I said the exact same thing. I thought his brother showed great talent in this movie and that Ben seemed a better director than actor.