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Tue 15 May 2007

THE GRADUATE

Posted by Todd Hughes under AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies , Drama , Dustin Hoffman , Oscar Winner , THE GRAUDATE
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Honestly this movie made me obsessed with movies; I have seen it at least 100 times and it gets better and sadder each time.

A profoundly moving story about being dully anti-establishment and then running into the very thing that your parents wished for all along and fading off into the sterilized suburban wasteland after all. brilliant!
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Tue 15 May 2007

TOOTSIE

Posted by Andrea Nazarian under AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies , Comedy , Dustin Hoffman , TOOTSIE
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The cast was great and the dialogue was so funny
Dustin Hoffman, Teri Garr, Jessica Lange, Bill Murray, Sydney Pollack, Gina Davis, Dabney Coleman, and Charles Durning. Dustin Hoffman should have won an Oscar for his portrayal of Dorothy Michaels/Michael Dorsey. The cast was great and the dialogue was so funny.

 

Fri 27 Apr 2007

ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN

Posted by Zach NeSmith under ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN , Dustin Hoffman , Politics , Robert Redford
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What makes a movie patriotic? Is it a film that sucks up to the current administration? Or is it a film that looks at the way things are and says “we can and should do better!” In my own humble opinion, it’s the latter, and that is what “All the Presidents Men” (the book and the movie) did. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein (Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman) risked everything they had to expose the liars, cheaters and thieves that populated the Nixon administration

 

Mon 23 Apr 2007

THE GRADUATE

Posted by Evan Pasquali under Drama , Dustin Hoffman , THE GRAUDATE
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THE GRADUATE is one of the movies that opened up my eyes to the power of filmmaking. Dustin Hoffman (my favorite actor) and Anne Bancroft gave amazing performances in the film. Director Mike Nichols shots are so experimental and a perfect representation of Benjamin Braddock’s crossroads as a character. Simon and Garfunkel’s score also fits the mood with such songs as The Sound of Silence and the classic Mrs. Robinson.