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"Stalker:" no film ever has had three better actors. Still, with

Posted by tinear on April 4, 2011 at 13:31:07:
all their skills, it is a bit of a grind. Metaphysical discussions are tough for films, especially when they're the core, meat, and shell of the work. But Tarkovsky manages to make it interesting, more so than his last film, "The Sacrifice," which also is a philosophical effort.
Even in his failures, Tarkovsky is a fascinating intellect. "Stalker" will pay dividends to all who have loved his earlier films.