interunic

Although I can accept the critics of the minimal storyline this movie shows, I don't get what's the real problem with it. The effects and stunts are okay. The characters are of a standard kind for a movie like that. Story and idea are on a good atmospheric level. And the main argument for rating this movie on a higher position: Excitement... really nerve wrecking excitement. Also, Natasha Henstridge and Christopher Lambert did a good job. I like both of them as actors and charmful characters. The combination of Mad Max, Bone Collector and Escape from NY fits to the main actors and results in a interesting and thrilling movie based in somewhat dirty end-times.

A friend of mine once suggested the movie to me. Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Kevin Smith... no problem, I thought. I like this guys, although "Dogma" really annoyed me by watching it for a third time ( - and I'll never watch it again). But I followed my homey's recommendation and got myself in front of the screen, watching "Chasing Amy". After this torture I told him, that I've never watched such an strenuous movie ever. Don't get me wrong. The acting's alright. But the boring and unnecessary complicated storyline and the role of the "female problem" - Amy, really made me angry for about the whole length of this movie. By the way: How could a smart-ass like the role of Affleck fell in love witch such an super-boring, super-catchy girl like Amy? No no no, I still annoys me so badly, though I've been watching it some years ago... no no no!

I can't help myself. It still feels like the best movie I've ever seen... and I guess I'm not wrong, at all. There are so much emotions in this great screenplay, that even men could start to cry. The philosophical theory of it is felt in every single second. The head actors are great and play like in a dream that became reality. We were three, as we watched it in an very small local cinema. But the atmosphere was great - all the girls cried - and the men tried to avoid it. If you don't like this movie, you haven't understood it. And even if you cannot get all the details together, you can still get your emotions by feeling all the drama inside of it. So great...