Re: What was the last movie you saw?
Its "bland" because in most cases, every step the hero makes, is exactly the one you/I would have made. Hes a science teacher, and a fatherfigure; distant and close in the same time.
The peculiar thing is that we never get to actually know what the hell are these characters were watching. Its like windowpeeking into someones life for a short ammount of time. We get to see what they are doing, we get to set ourselves into their shoes, metaphorically, and then it all ends. We dont get to know them, we never know them.
Its an interesting step, and has obviously been done so to inspire a conversation. At least we didnt get 30 years of drama crammed into 15 minutes of character development.
I saw it exactly as it- a short spanned window into someones life, in a natural crisis.
You can easily draw the parallels. In "TWOTW" with Tom Cruise, the danger was as vivid and real as someone aiming a gun at you (its terrorizing), and so was the movie. This is a whole different view on a crisis with a 100% mortality rate. Its like AIDs. We all know it kills, we all know the danger, and we somehow strive to stay away from it, but all in all, unless were ****ed ourselves, we dont piss our pants every time we hear the word... AIDs or HIV.
MNS really tried to do something different, and he succeeded. Too bad the elitist always preach "Hollywood is unoriginal" and then when something different comes along, they b!tch about it not having entertainment value enough.
Meh.
Christ says 7.5/10
Originally posted by jake___
The peculiar thing is that we never get to actually know what the hell are these characters were watching. Its like windowpeeking into someones life for a short ammount of time. We get to see what they are doing, we get to set ourselves into their shoes, metaphorically, and then it all ends. We dont get to know them, we never know them.
Its an interesting step, and has obviously been done so to inspire a conversation. At least we didnt get 30 years of drama crammed into 15 minutes of character development.
I saw it exactly as it- a short spanned window into someones life, in a natural crisis.
You can easily draw the parallels. In "TWOTW" with Tom Cruise, the danger was as vivid and real as someone aiming a gun at you (its terrorizing), and so was the movie. This is a whole different view on a crisis with a 100% mortality rate. Its like AIDs. We all know it kills, we all know the danger, and we somehow strive to stay away from it, but all in all, unless were ****ed ourselves, we dont piss our pants every time we hear the word... AIDs or HIV.
MNS really tried to do something different, and he succeeded. Too bad the elitist always preach "Hollywood is unoriginal" and then when something different comes along, they b!tch about it not having entertainment value enough.
Meh.
Christ says 7.5/10
ill have to watch unbreakable. Signs i don't think i will enjoy..

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