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In Reply to: RE: agreed the swimming pool scene was necessary to sway the boy posted by PhilJ on August 11, 2010 at 21:38:44
I am sure that I am not alone in this... I can count probably three major decisions in my life that came gradually, with no stupid melodrama. While a profound event might indeed change the course of your life, this is I suspect rather atypical, and any story that reaches for an atypical to make a point is weak.
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And Hamlet a failure.
me thinks that rule will make all genre films weak in your book
Wow - that's awfully doctrinaire! :-)
:D
the melodrama worked on his young mind
I do think it was done in a spectacular fashion that is a bit out of context with the rest of the film thus distracting...
Phil
.of that scene is only one of a complexity of elements that it contained which "weakened" the film.
I don't really care. It is what it is and I think it is a classic-in-the-making contribution to the vampire genre. I love watching it.
Plus, he was no CEO, so we can easily forgive him some minor transgressions!
So he IS the right one, and we see that right from the early scenes.
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