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Its the stilted "expressionistic" acting that bothers me the most...

Posted by Abel McCain on April 28, 2009 at 17:06:40:
The imagery can indeed be very poetic at times. It's just that I wish that the icons would cool it on the caricature acting. And it is as if everything and everyone in the film were an icon of some sort - looking and acting like cardboard cutouts for all the church to see. I know the film is not supposed to look or sound "naturalistic", but I do feel that the whole expressionistic thing has been overdone just a bit. Just a bit.