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In Reply to: RE: That's tin. He likes to poop on good films, then change his mind after he watches it again NT posted by Jazz Inmate on November 10, 2014 at 15:44:12
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here, on a fucking film bored no less, it just goes on and on and.....
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On the other hand, you make a good point. Maybe I should give it another try, and Steve H has my copy of Tubular Bells SACD, which I'd ask him to return if I thought I'd ever listen to it again.
and made his displeasure known and the other guy actually, gasp, apologized :)
I think the Gorts have stayed out of the Interstellar thread or, more likely, fear of the Gorts have kept posters in line.
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why go around picking fights and being negative?
I retaliate, sometimes, but that's a different animal.
I thought you'd appreciate the loud response because that seems to be the only way Nolans communicate: screaming.
Overly loud music.
Way too many special effects and attendant noise effects.
Over-the-top emotional scenes--- way too many of them.
Hire a physicist, ask him to come up with some possible but highly improbable future events, write a childish human angle to frame it.
Remove all the sturm and drang and what's left?
A pretty hokey Hollywood melodrama.
...get over yourself.
Doesn't matter how much you shout, piss, moan or bitch. Popcorn movies don't have at their critical moment a hugely elevated symbolic event that depicts the space between generations as the father trying desperately to communicate with his daughter at all stages of her life while stuck behind a library of books representing the knowledge of mankind. This isn't an average movie so perhaps the real problem is that you're of popcorn mentality regardless of what is feeding your eyes, ears or soul.
Matt Damon.
Do you think "scientific type," when you see him?
Highly intelligent guy?
Believable as a world-class scientist?
No.
What you think is a guy who's trying to get a "serious" acting career back on track after many disappointments, but who sold out to the Bourne brand and finally found success. Further, you think that in his mad scramble to find legitimacy, he overreached.
With that decision, the Nolans doomed any pretensions to seriousness.
A good popcorn entertainment, no doubt. Like a middle-of-the-road sci-fi book, it can entertain and make you leave your own world for a few hours. Serious film? Not any more than the Batman or Inception. Memento, however, does have greatness. It's not about budgets and BOOM!
It's about thought--- intelligent thought---, good scripting, good acting.
So in other words you brought in your biases of a supporting actor who had a relatively short role in the movie, and allowed that to ruin the whole film for you? Pretty weak, tin.
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