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Abulafia said:I'm going to disagree here. To me it was a character study of how the two guys react to the incident - notably the mentality of Pierre, from fire extinguisher wielding maniac to all round great guy in reverse order.
Martin said:You're probably right.
My favourite film:
The Shawshank Redemption. Undisputed number one.
And battling for the second position: Donnie Darko and Fight Club.
Cheers
Themistocles said:even if Fight Club did have a crappy ending. At any rate, I didn't *get* it.
bobbyburns said:I really like gaspar noe, but irreversible's only redeeming value is shock value, which, even at its best, isn't as ruthless and unsavory as ruggero deodato's jungle holocaust ... but sam peckinpah, on the other hand, was, and still is, I think, the most nihilistic filmmaker, ever.
Martin said:You're probably right.
My favourite film:
The Shawshank Redemption. Undisputed number one.
And battling for the second position: Donnie Darko and Fight Club.
Cheers
watercrystal said:Thanks.![]()
Found this :STraw dogs
Will do - on my blogi LOVE The Village. I'd like to know what you guys think of it. pls post your reviews
Thea said:I saw The Village recently and was pleasantly surprised, after hearing everyone talk about how terribly predictable it was. I even knew the twists at the end, because some jerk on a forum gave them away, and while that did spoil the experience somewhat, I still thought it was very well done. It's my favorite of Shyamalan's films.