It's certainly an odd duck, but it's also a clear and marvelous cinematic achievement. Best part is, it really holds together - maybe even improves - on a second viewing.
Oh, BTW: but it has the mentality of Maxim Magazine: tacky, homophobic, gratuitous, infantile.
You say that as though that were a bad thing... ;-)
So RUMBA is basically the same end result as L'ICEBERG? 'Cause I liked that overall, but I'd like to see these guys work the kinks out of their modus operandi someday.
See, I dunno -- I dug the structure. Thought it was well-handled. As for the ending... well, consider that both parties were Guv'mint Spooks. I think there might be a bit of subtle political humor on the part of Mister Gilroy.
You know how I feel about the Coens. Hell, I loved INTOLERABLE CRUELTY. But this... this is shit. No idea what everyone's seeing in it.
A well-edited collection of various extreme scenes from lousy Australian movies.
But look at it this way: Now you'll never have to see those movies! That should be worth an extra half-grade alone, right?
Also: Wow, you were depressingly kinda right about LAKE TAHOE. There is nothing going on in this film in my opinion.
Sorry I didn't like your film, dude. I don't have any desire to hurt your kid, by the by. Don't know where you got that idea.
It's certainly an odd duck, but it's also a clear and marvelous cinematic achievement. Best part is, it really holds together - maybe even improves - on a second viewing.
Oh, BTW: but it has the mentality of Maxim Magazine: tacky, homophobic, gratuitous, infantile.
You say that as though that were a bad thing... ;-)
I see the Basterds have marched upwards in the world... :-)
HA! And as it stands, I've only seen THE SEARCHERS.
So RUMBA is basically the same end result as L'ICEBERG? 'Cause I liked that overall, but I'd like to see these guys work the kinks out of their modus operandi someday.
Memory schmemory -- I have MS Word to thank for this. Thanks for the hat tip, tho... :-)
Oh, trust me. You really don't want to go there. You're better off staying home and watching "The 700 Club."
See, I dunno -- I dug the structure. Thought it was well-handled. As for the ending... well, consider that both parties were Guv'mint Spooks. I think there might be a bit of subtle political humor on the part of Mister Gilroy.
Just picked 'em up from Karagarga, actually. But thanks for the reminder.
But it's a good kind of hurt, innit?
That's not jazz. That's death metal with saxophones.
I didn't watch Dong. Guess I prolly should have, eh?
it trojan-horses radicalism in through a quintessentially conservative genre much better than did Brokeback.
If I could write like you, I'd never leave the house.