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I thought the Tootsie role was way more demanding, going from man to woman. The Gandhi role was just a standard biopic role, without much to do with it..

Sure there are. Here's one I just finished: Excellent script and a tremendous Hoffman! I think he was robbed of the Oscar that year (to remind everyone, Kinglsey won it for Gandhi) The one thing I'm not sure about, is the Oscar win of Jessica Lange for supporting actress. Honestly, I didn't see it. I liked Teri Garr (in the same film, who was also nominated) better.

It had dialogue and SFX, IIRC. It was nothing substantial.

You and me also. But I'm not hopeful!

I had watched this in the long past, but I don't know.. it seems a bit overrated to me, thinking the Oscars it got and the ratings it has at imdb.

I may not go to the cinema any more, but this interests me immensely as I was a fan of Michael Jackson in my childhood and teens:

I'm shattered to know some of you have this opinion of Hook... I LOVE it! It's one of my favorite films!

We'll be waiting for your review..

Oh, first time I hear about this film. Thanks for the suggestion! This is the first time I hear of this! Fortunately, we got Harrison Ford. I cannot see how Hoffman would fit the role!

A bit average romantic film, with a very simple plot. Nice Grusin score and chemistry between De Niro and Streep.

Yes, didn't know how to call it. Character error is more suitable I guess.

Yes, of course, but he was supposed to not know what he is.. And we was telling her. That's what I'm talking about.

I guess she knew that there is gonna be a twist then and was looking for it? Because I had no idea there was going to be one. Maybe I was among the first that saw it and word hadn't gone the rounds yet.

Shyamalan? I have seen 3-4 films of his (The Sixth Sense, The Village, Unbreakable, Signs) but I thought the rest don't amount to much, do they?

Great classic that I hadn't watched since I don't know when.. maybe 15-20 years ago. (I hadn't bought the DVD and last time I watched it was on TV and I remember I recorded it on VHS). I wonder how we couldn't see the twist coming, or at least how we couldn't see that something was "wrong" all along, back then when the film was released (I saw it at theaters too).. Also, I wonder how they hired an A-list actor and an A-list composer for a film of a first time writer/director. Anyway.. I noticed a plot error (?) now, or at least I have a question about it. Bruce Willis' character tells his wife about Cole and stuff. Isn't a doctor-patient relationship supposed to be secret and not talked about outside of those 2 persons?