Considering that many of us spend a lot of time at the bar, there are few movies characteristic of bars as a central element of the story. There are classical bar scenes (eg Star Wars Cantina and Hai Nuon Saloon), but a few movies feature a bar as a character. A bar is a plotting device that is usually injected as an abbreviation. Are you depressed or feel lonely? After that, the desolated running bar on the bad side of the city reflects the anger inside the character. Happy? Neon and bright trendy martini bars are front and center. Mysterious, mysterious, tired, awkward? Later, the letters are sitting in the Scotch drink at the hotel bar.
Due to all the evidence and solid research there, there are few movies that actually capture the atmosphere of the actual bar. Bartenders do not react very much to "Hey · Barkape", but "Gim · Whiskey" is usually seen with blank eyes. It is clearly difficult to capture the essence, smell, sound, and feelings of real drinking spouts. Ten movies are placed in the bar here. Still, it is not a realistic expression, but it is interesting.
10. Coyote Ugly. (2000) A ridiculous bar / movie working in an all-girl bar named Coyote-Agrie, following a young girl trying to make it bigger as a songwriter in New York. In this movie we showed lots of dance at the bar and threw bottles in the bottle. The bar is made by imitating a watering hole in the famous Greenwich Village, and arranges copies, cat bars all over the United States.
Roadhouse. (1989) One of the best bouncer genre movies of all time or one of the worst driver's work ever committed to the movie. However, I can not oppose anything with Patrick Swayze who hung a dance shoe to play Tai Chi who practiced Bancer. Swayze plays a peco flexible hero that gives impossible work or chilling violence with a violent honky tongue bar Double Duce. He also should learn the secret way of security guards and face the worst man in Jasper, Wyoming - Bengala.
8. Cocktails. (1988) The trend of "Flare Bartending" has reached the lowest point or top of your viewpoint on this pass since 1988. Young Tom Cruise is a hot shot young bartender that showed wiser Brian Brown's way. They become partners, fall on women and become rivals. Throw the bottle in the air and tremble the girls and the rivals get drunk. Imagine John Wayne to order drinks from these people.
Robin and seven hoods. (1964) Oceans Eleven is probably the worst in the most famous rat pack movies. It is much better to rethink the legend of Robin Hood this stylishly. This film is a film of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Bing Crosby hard drinks, crowning, party bands taking evil sheriffs and Guy Gisborne (Peter Fork) in the banning era It was held in the Chicago Speaking season. Spend most of the time dropping signs of bands, swing ginger, and something they can produce.
6. Swinger. (1996) Technically this movie will not be done in one bar, but the magnificent tour of the drinking party in Los Angeles and Las Vegas is a money baby. This movie started the career of Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn and revived the swing bar and the cocktail lounge of Tiki Illumination.
5. 54. (1998) Studio 54 was the most famous nightclub in New York in the 1970s. It was a typical disco, a celebrity and celebrity party place for celebrities. Mike Myers stole a gay club owner, Steve Rubel, whereas Ryan Philippe, Salma Hayek and Neve Campbell play the beautiful people who brought the night club home. I perfectly capture the disco and excitement of nightclubs in the 70's.
5. BarFly. (1987) At one level, we are pushing down another great expression of the joy of life. Mickey Rourke plays Henry Chinaskey, a poet and alcohol (which is forgiven by the poet Charles Boukowski). I spread his life every night at the LA bar. One day, he meets and falls for Wanda (played by Faye Dunaway). She is also addicted to alcohol, but she sees real Charles. She will help him to publish his poems and in a short time he will become famous. But in the end they are more happy as an anonymous burglar.
3. Tree Lounge. (1996) Indie star, Steve Buschimi, who is staying in a small hometown of Long Island, instructs this little picture to imagine what happened unless he moved to Manhattan to pursue acting did. His movie is totally captured, centering on a colorful eccentric-filled neighborhood bar that is not moving around. Also, Buscemi, starring Anthony LePaglia, Samuel L. Jackson, Chloe Sevingny plays the drunk Tommy Basilio wandering in life seeking some meaning beyond his only home bar.
2. Lost translation. (2003) Most of Sofia Coppola's movie jewelry is held in the hotel bar in Tokyo. A disillusioned, tired, boring actor, Bill Murray has a new Scarlett Johansson and as he is trying to find himself or rediscover himself while in a land confused with a foreigner, an unauthorized bond I will make it. They end in a Japanese nightclub which is a huge opponent of a tough bar. They do not form traditional romantic attachments, but they find something that wakes each other.
1. Casablanca. (1942) Perhaps the perfect movie. Bogart and Bergman are this classic romance drama. Originally, Casablanca named "Everybody Comes to Rick" is giving the best on a regular basis. It runs the most popular bar in Casablanca, World War II and Rick Blaine, exiled American and ex-freed fighter. Thieves, spies, Nazis, parties, refugees, piano and so on. Nazis and Captain Renault of that doll are behind Victor Laszlo, the basement leader who is supposed to be somewhere in Casablanca. Lazslo secretly arrives at Ricks. He is Ilsa, Rick's one love and heart bother. "All of the bars in the world, she goes inside me" The rest is a cinematic magic.
