Aleta_Nook
Iscritto in data gen 2013
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As a bold concept of a dysfunctional family in the 1950s, this movie has potential. However, the end result left me feeling a bit empty.
The story on paper is promising. Your classic children fearing their parents premise. However, the characters themselves is where the movie fails at.
There's a lot of telling before showing, meaning that we really don't get to know much about the characters, especially Martin. So, we don't really understand why the children fear him so. Maybe it's just the subtlety being lost on me and my lack of knowledge about religion. But still, there are different kinds of religion, there are some people who are judgmental and others who are patient. Maybe growing up, Martin was more the former? Idk. In some ways, I can understand though. Being a drunk or needing to go to school is something religious people would probably talk about or judge.
The characters lacked progressing arcs. This is an old film, so maybe that could be the reason and that's the point being a slow-burner and a simple classic film, but it made it feel like the end comes out of nowhere as everything is tied up and resolved in a quick, neat little bow. The worst offender is Jenny, as she's the one who grows the least.
Also, are soldiers not allowed to leave on Christmas? Because if so, that's sad.
The story on paper is promising. Your classic children fearing their parents premise. However, the characters themselves is where the movie fails at.
There's a lot of telling before showing, meaning that we really don't get to know much about the characters, especially Martin. So, we don't really understand why the children fear him so. Maybe it's just the subtlety being lost on me and my lack of knowledge about religion. But still, there are different kinds of religion, there are some people who are judgmental and others who are patient. Maybe growing up, Martin was more the former? Idk. In some ways, I can understand though. Being a drunk or needing to go to school is something religious people would probably talk about or judge.
The characters lacked progressing arcs. This is an old film, so maybe that could be the reason and that's the point being a slow-burner and a simple classic film, but it made it feel like the end comes out of nowhere as everything is tied up and resolved in a quick, neat little bow. The worst offender is Jenny, as she's the one who grows the least.
Also, are soldiers not allowed to leave on Christmas? Because if so, that's sad.
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