exeverywhere
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Some great set pieces. A well thought-through story. But enough of characters solemnly intoning things, repetitively, over and over: blah blah blah. I don't mean normal exposition, this is characters saying the things over and over and over again. The characters have no life, no spirit, no energy. In between action I just wanted them to get on with it already.
I can only put this up to production/direction. Actors appear to be doing the best they can but are not being given a lot of choices. "Intone. Intone. Intone!!!"
A shame because I have enjoyed most of the series and this is a rather deflating conclusion.
I can only put this up to production/direction. Actors appear to be doing the best they can but are not being given a lot of choices. "Intone. Intone. Intone!!!"
A shame because I have enjoyed most of the series and this is a rather deflating conclusion.
Next time you intend to watch a couple of meh movies, settle in and watch this one good one instead. You'll probably be much more rewarded.
What irks some people about this movie is that it is long and "nothing happens". It's exactly as long as it needs to be to truly bring you into her world. It isn't plot driven but there is in fact a lot going on. There are some huge payoffs, hours in the making. It's not a paint by numbers script but it becomes gripping.
How to say without sounding pretentious? It's about meaning in life. Jeanne has none. Her son that she attends to never even looks her in the eyes - and she offers him no emotion either. The johns say nothing except "see you next week". She doesn't connect with the baby. She doesn't read, watch, or do anything of depth or consequence. She speaks little and keeps a firm distance from everyone. She fills time but not life.
And so the peeling of potatoes, the flicking of light switches, the stumbles in what have become a hypnotic routine, become moments of drama. Because this is all she has. Or merely all she has been taking?
By the end things are sideways, and she then undergoes experiences which are not banal. What is going through her mind in the final shot is surely a matter intended to be debated. I see disbelief and then exaltation.
Watch, and see for yourself.
What irks some people about this movie is that it is long and "nothing happens". It's exactly as long as it needs to be to truly bring you into her world. It isn't plot driven but there is in fact a lot going on. There are some huge payoffs, hours in the making. It's not a paint by numbers script but it becomes gripping.
How to say without sounding pretentious? It's about meaning in life. Jeanne has none. Her son that she attends to never even looks her in the eyes - and she offers him no emotion either. The johns say nothing except "see you next week". She doesn't connect with the baby. She doesn't read, watch, or do anything of depth or consequence. She speaks little and keeps a firm distance from everyone. She fills time but not life.
And so the peeling of potatoes, the flicking of light switches, the stumbles in what have become a hypnotic routine, become moments of drama. Because this is all she has. Or merely all she has been taking?
By the end things are sideways, and she then undergoes experiences which are not banal. What is going through her mind in the final shot is surely a matter intended to be debated. I see disbelief and then exaltation.
Watch, and see for yourself.
Please make it stop... So bad... So stupid... Can't... process... the badness... Noooooooo!
I wish the 10 lines requirement was not in place because this movie is so bad that 10 lines are completely unnecessary. I would have to pad this with a lot of redundant adjectives. Any further commentary would suggest a level of depth that simply is not there.
I figure a 12 year old with a video camera could come up with a movie half as good as this. That's right, this movie is on par with what a 12 year old could come up with. And not even a talented 12 year old.
Should be required viewing in film schools on how NOT to make a movie.
Yes really, that bad.
10 lines yet?
I wish the 10 lines requirement was not in place because this movie is so bad that 10 lines are completely unnecessary. I would have to pad this with a lot of redundant adjectives. Any further commentary would suggest a level of depth that simply is not there.
I figure a 12 year old with a video camera could come up with a movie half as good as this. That's right, this movie is on par with what a 12 year old could come up with. And not even a talented 12 year old.
Should be required viewing in film schools on how NOT to make a movie.
Yes really, that bad.
10 lines yet?
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