Spider-36
Feb. 1999 ist beigetreten
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I was very disappointed with this movie. It was more or less entertaining, but the ending was horrible. I won't say explicitly what occurred, but I will say that the message of the movie is not simply "Carpe Diem". That's just part of it. What this movie tells us is that if you do indeed "Seize the day" and go up against the establishment, YOU WILL LOSE.
Robin Williams plays a sorely underdeveloped English teacher who teaches his pupils through very unorthodox methods and encourages them to live life to the fullest. Most of the students come to love him and begin living "deliberately". One student is advised by Williams to follow his dream of acting, which the student's father has forbade him to do. There is a tragedy, a scandal, and in the end, it is not the rebel and his followers who triumph, but the establishment.
The moral of the story? Following your dreams leads to disappointment. Going up against the establishment and standing up for what you believe in leads to failure. Overbearing parents will always win.
Some may find this movie inspirational, but I found it pessimistic at best. If you really want to see Williams go up against the establishment, go and watch "Good Morning, Vietnam". If you want to see students triumph over adversity, watch "Stand and Deliver". But for God's sake, don't believe all the praise you hear and read about this movie. It's just setting you up for disappointment.
Robin Williams plays a sorely underdeveloped English teacher who teaches his pupils through very unorthodox methods and encourages them to live life to the fullest. Most of the students come to love him and begin living "deliberately". One student is advised by Williams to follow his dream of acting, which the student's father has forbade him to do. There is a tragedy, a scandal, and in the end, it is not the rebel and his followers who triumph, but the establishment.
The moral of the story? Following your dreams leads to disappointment. Going up against the establishment and standing up for what you believe in leads to failure. Overbearing parents will always win.
Some may find this movie inspirational, but I found it pessimistic at best. If you really want to see Williams go up against the establishment, go and watch "Good Morning, Vietnam". If you want to see students triumph over adversity, watch "Stand and Deliver". But for God's sake, don't believe all the praise you hear and read about this movie. It's just setting you up for disappointment.
This movie was, in one word, terrible. It was boring, predictable, and downright creepy. I kept waiting for it to end and when it did, I was horrified. The ending left a bad taste in my mouth, to say the least. My advice to anyone interested in movies about budding female sexuality: stay away from this movie. Movies like this give classics like Lolita a bad name.
X-Men is, in my opinion, perhaps THE best comic-book movie that I have ever seen. It is in the same rank as Batman, The Crow, and Blade. Bryan Singer has once again directed an excellent movie.
Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan portray the friend/foe relationship between Xavier and Magneto brilliantly, though it is somewhat subdued. Almost everything in the movie is, which is the one bad point in the movie: The 2 hour time period isn't enough to do a really good job of characterization. Hugh Jackman does a good Wolverine. Anna Paquin does a great job of looking really scared...the other actors deliver good performances as well, but like I said, they wasn't enough time to give to all of them.
The action sequences are state of the art. The dialogue is nicely done. (The jibes between Cyclops and Logan are priceless) And I loved the cameos from various other X-Men.
In any case, this was a GREAT movie. I can't wait for the sequel! (And there will be one.)
Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan portray the friend/foe relationship between Xavier and Magneto brilliantly, though it is somewhat subdued. Almost everything in the movie is, which is the one bad point in the movie: The 2 hour time period isn't enough to do a really good job of characterization. Hugh Jackman does a good Wolverine. Anna Paquin does a great job of looking really scared...the other actors deliver good performances as well, but like I said, they wasn't enough time to give to all of them.
The action sequences are state of the art. The dialogue is nicely done. (The jibes between Cyclops and Logan are priceless) And I loved the cameos from various other X-Men.
In any case, this was a GREAT movie. I can't wait for the sequel! (And there will be one.)