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patrickU

In Reply to: RE: That's a first! posted by EBerlin on June 23, 2007 at 16:35:35

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Did you enjoy "Seventh Seal?" - Jon L 09:56:38 06/25/07 (8)
Granted, the actors/actresses were quite good and memorable, especially Max von Sydow, but the whole film wasn't as profound as I expected. Sure, important questions were asked, but it's easy to just ask questions.
- Crashing bore. Too many Bergman snobs here. * - mr grits 12:32:46 06/25/07 (6)
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  - Sure nothing a fake Christian can appreciate, as it would shake the house of cards of their blind "faith"... ( - orejones 03:42:20 06/26/07 (2)
    - RE: Shaking Blind faith maybe, but not faith. and the one who search for nt - patrickU 13:52:58 06/26/07 (0)
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    - Don Chico, please make sense, comprehendo? * - mr grits 07:33:06 06/26/07 (0)
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  - So, anyone who "pretends" they like Bergman... - EBerlin 17:12:17 06/25/07 (2)
    ...is a crashing bore?
    
    Pulleez! That sounds like the ranting of a crashing adolescent.
    eb
    - Boy, can you twist things around . . the movie is a crashing bore. * - mr grits 07:31:43 06/26/07 (1)
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      - HA! - EBerlin 10:43:46 06/26/07 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Boy, can you twist things around . . the movie is a crashing bore. * posted by mr grits on June 26, 2007 at 07:31:43
        
        Re-read your post please. The statement "Too many Bergman snobs here" doesn't read as an critique of a single film. It comes across, pure and simple, as reverse Bergman snobbery.
        
        Can you give me a single example of Bergman "snobbery" here in the Asylum? All I've ever seen are simple statements by people about liking this or that Bergman film or who admire his work in general. They've never been accompanied by sneers at other directors or at people who don't care for Bergman.
        
        In my experience the tone of the various messages is a strong suggestion that the only evident snobbery is of the anti-Bergman type.
        
        In film school I took a cinema studies class in Bergman's work, saw a bunch of 'em, read critical works, screenplays, and eventually his autobiography. I came away with a tremendous appreciation of the range and depth of his work. He's also probably the leading Swedish stage director in recent decades. He has quite a resume, really.
        
        But then I also enjoy James Bond films, Japanese anime, westerns, A Bug's Life and so on.
        
        Am I a "Bergman snob?"
        Elliot
- RE: Did you enjoy "Seventh Seal?" - patrickU 10:10:20 06/25/07 (0)
  More than enjoy.
  Given it may appeal more to the adolescent in us than to the adult, I mean the real adolescent or the fake adult that we sometimes are.
  Of course, there are only questions, since we have been born under the stars of incertitude.
  The challenge is to pose ( ask ) them from a new angle, as for the answer there are of course none.
  Every one my find or not his very intimated one.
  I did not, did you?

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