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In Reply to: RE: "The King's Speech:" the kind of film I really, really wanted to posted by tinear on January 04, 2011 at 19:26:29
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We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi
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It recalls Ishtar in its ferocity. You should check out the reviews. You're almost all alone in your love for that.
Of course Little Fockers can't stand up to criticism. If you don't feel like loosening up and having a good laugh, what's the point of life, let alone going to the movies?
Like I said, seeing Harvey Keitel and Bobby D almost come to blows in this farce, almost 40 yrs after their serious work together in Mean Streets and Taxi Driver, was worth the price of admission.
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We must be the change we wish to see in the world. -Gandhi
Or are you going to say your date was the quarter Spanish ex?
because he mistakenly thinks he's smart enough to pull it off. Unfortunately, this in not limited to film.
I can't wait to see this. Rush is a super actor and Firth so precise.
Grits uber alles.
I only read praise on this one. Every where in Europe.
They say the best film of the year.
Now I did not see it....
So much build up. It's a nice feel good movie with some excellent, all be it, obvious performances. IMO it's Rocky for the Brittish aristocracy. A great movie it is not. This one hung with me for all of about the time it took me to get from my seat to the lobby. IMO a great movie stays with you for days, sometimes weeks.
d
A great one? For life!
Thing of all the films that follow you in every stage of your life.
Like a good book like a music piece of Bach.
Now Hollywood is gone.
That is the bad new.
d
This man can only do good.
Which really proves your point and puts Jazz in his place.
Not that I put a lot of faith in RottenTomatoes as I prefer to actually form my own opinions about the films I see...but this time RT got it right as 'The Kings Speech' is an excellent film with fine performances.
J.B.
the King said of Hitler that "might doesn't make right."
Only someone grievously ignorant of English colonizing would mutter that phrase.
And, the cinematography was poor. The magnificent buildings of England reduced to insignificance.
Average critic rating 8.6/10
Average user rating 4.5/5
Sounds favorable to me.
Dean.
reelsmith's axiom: Its going to be used equipment when I sell it, so it may as well be used equipment when I buy it.
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