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From Indiewire:
With so many new movies flooding the theaters every week, it’s understandable that a few noteworthy releases might have slipped under your radar within the past year. Thanks to the magic of online streaming, getting caught up on some of the best films of 2012 is just a click away. Below we have compiled a list of movies that made the cut of last year’s Indiewire Year-End Critic’s Poll List that are currently streaming on Netflix. So whether you have never heard of them before or want to watch them again, you can now have immediate access to some of the most acclaimed recent films. No longer will you have to confusedly search through the broad and confusing array of categories and titles on Netflix, as you can rest assured in your viewing knowing that these come Criticwire-approved.
1. Holy Motors (Ranked #1 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List)
2. Once Upon A Time in Anatolia (Ranked #8 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List )
3. The Turin Horse (Ranked #9 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List)
4. The Deep Blue Sea (Ranked #14 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List)
5. Oslo, August 31st (Ranked #15 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List)
6. Cosmopolis (Ranked #17 on Indiewire’s Year-End Critic’s Poll List)
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One year ago today Robert Pattinson was in Cannes to promote Cosmopolis. Here’s a flashback pic post of him in Cannes. I love the chemistry between Rob and David Cronenberg. Enjoy!
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Here’s a great review of Cosmopolis by ‘celluloid junkie‘
Cosmopolis is the 2012 sci-fi drama directed by David Cronenberg starring Robert Pattinson as Eric Packer, Paul Giamatti as Benno, Juliette Binoche as Didi, Samantha Morton as Vija, and Sarah Gadon as Eric’s wife, Elise.
Love him or hate him, and I’m sure there’s a fair amount that could go either way, Robert Pattinson is here to stay.
Pattinson’s performance in Cosmopolis is near-perfect. That is to say – this film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Don DeLillo is strangely literal. Not all written dialogue sounds as good when spoken aloud as it does in your head. With Cosmopolis, if you ever do adjust to the cadence and language of its cast of characters, you may have already given up on the plot. People seem to have confused this oddness with Pattinson’s (et al) ability to act.
This is a mistake.
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Robert Pattinson in duplex with Laurent Delahousse for 20h France 2
David Cronenberg interviewed byMarie-Jo Jouan (France 2) and his team
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Translation
Interview with Robert Pattinson “Cosmopolis”
I was impressed with the script that David wrote. “The reason why I wanted to take this part is that I really would like to work with David Cronenberg. I knew he would be very creative, and that it would be a real experience. And I was appealed by the writing of the script, like a kind of long poem. And a mysterious poem too. (omit) But this time it was completely different, the further I read, the less I could figure out where it was leading and the more I wanted to be a part of it.”
“I couldn’t imagine myself in the role at all. The first time I spoke to David, it is exactly what I told him, that I didn’t visualize anything, and he thought it was a good thing. (omit) Even during the first week of shooting, we were all still wondering what the film would look like once finished. It was fascinating, I felt like the film was fashioning itself.”
“David doesn’t like rehearsals. We didn’t talk much about the film before the shooting. And I only met the other actors on set, during production, I discovered them as they appeared, literally, on Eric Packer’s limousine, And it was quite pleasant.”
It is uneasy to play a character that dose not follow a predictable path without clear vision. But the truth is that this character is changing. It dose not matter if it ends badly nor the change is different from an ordinary character we usually see. David, however, has complete control. It was the first time for me to work with a director who took complete control over his own movie. He completely grasps any situations and has clear ideas what he wants in any stages. Eventually, under the circumstances, I could have some confidence and relax.
RS: Fast forward 20 years and now you are making huge movies. After Spider there were a few and then A Dangerous Method and Cosmopolis with Robert Pattinson.
MK: I think it was great for us and the movie that Rob was interested in making that type of move at this time. I think he is great in the movie and he will bring a new type of audience to David’s world.
RS:What’s next for the ever evolving Martin Katz?
MK: I have two things that I am excited about. I am working on my fourth collaboration with David Cronenberg called Maps To The Stars. It is an absurdist comedy about the entertainment business. We hope to be able to work with many of the people we have worked with before including Rob Pattinson.
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GUCCI Cinema Visionaries “Cosmopolis” Screening
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GUCCI Cinema Visionaries at GUCCI Ginza will hold a screening of Robert Pattinson’s new movie “Cosmopolis”.
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We all know Robert Pattinson wore GUCCI suites in the movie.
The Film Foundation is a NPO founded by Martin Scorsese in 1990 to restore and preserve the cultural heritage of the movie industry, GUCCI has been a financial partner to the organization since 2006, GUCCI Ginza has one of their theatre to show restored movies.
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The movie opens at selected theatres on April 13.
It is time to get your chance to see the movie, go web magazine “honeyee.com” or “.fatale”.
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Date: April 6 (Sat) theatre opens at 4:30pm, screening starts at 5pm
Place: Gucci Ginza 6th floor GUCCI CINEMA VISIONARIES (Tokyo)
See detail and enter at honeyee@honeyee.com
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Thinking of Rob 