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In Reply to: RE: I gotta agree and then some posted by Analog Scott on January 15, 2008 at 11:59:48
I've seen none of them YET....but would be interested in your comments for all.....especially Sweeney Todd and There Will Be Blood.....I can't imagine that Charlie Wilson was not good given the talent of the leads and Mike Nichols considerable talent.....glad you liked it....
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I "liked" Sweeney Todd and No country for old men. I didn't think they were amazing. I did not like the Divingbell and the Butterfly or There will be blood. Maybe I am missing something.
Or Cormac McCarthy's novels? The Coens were very faithful to the spirit and letter of the source material, which dovetailed nicely with their own sensibilities. It may well not jive with yours.
I think the The Diving Bell & The Butterfly is pretty damned wonderful. How a questionable fine artist like Julian Schnabel can be such an amazing, humanistic, brilliant film director is beyond me. But this is a highly interiorized movie, whereas Charlie Wilson's War is more external - more hunor to be sure. But I agree it explores many layers and is very underrated.
I haven't seen There Will Be Blood- it ain't opened in the midlands yet. STILL waiting. Soon here methinks.
Yeah I usually love the Coen Bros movies. Fargo, awsome, Oh Brother, fantastic. No Country didn't have nearly as much of the stuff those movies are made of. We just don't agree about Divingbell. I found it to be one of those movies that made me very aware of the relationship between my chair and my butt. That first twentie minutes of Blair witch project photography made me want to walk out.
...adaptations of Cormac McCarthy novels in future. The boys were very faithful to the book.
I liked NCFOM a lot, even liked Bardem's haircut ;-)
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