Makes me think that I should have had more confidence in my own abilities when it comes to film criticism. :wink:
Ditto.Ain't it the truth! :rotf:
Admin Edit.
Annee, I've moved your post to the Blog section, as it wasn't news or a review on the TV SET. Feel free to repost it properly there.
:The General:
I'll help you - it's either pretentious drivel from a poster who's too far up their own backside OR it's a translation from a different mother tongue that doesn't translate well. :dunno
it's either pretentious drivel from a poster who's too far up their own backside OR it's a translation from a different mother tongue that doesn't translate well. :dunno
Or perhaps it is both, from what I could see from the entries in the blog. :dunno
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Or perhaps it is both, from what I could see from the entries in the blog. :dunno
A perfectly plausible third option, frances! :happy
Holy Cow,Annee, ---sorry,I'm at a loss for words on that one (slaps palm of hand to forehead)! I'd be forever trying to figure that one out,I'm afraid.
Got to say, it reads like a computer programer translator without any correction or understanding on the part of the writer. Just because the words are English, doesn't mean it's been translated.
I watched this movie again this evening. I sure hope some others get the opportunity to see it. It was playing on Showtime recently and I caught the last few minutes. That reminded me of how much I enjoyed it overall. Ioan's role in this was very well played. He was a great compliment to Sigorney Weaver's over the top character, yet at times funny in his own right. He also did an excellent job portraying a man with conscience who wants to succeed. A man who must choose between commerce and art; success and family; the lowest common denominator or his own high standards. Though most of us have said we favor him in period costumes; he looks great in this.
Whetting the appetite again, GG! Someone poke the distributors for me, hmm?
Do you have a multi-region DVD player yet?
Naaaaa! Udder tings cum fust! :wink: