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Liked True Grit.

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In Reply to: RE: Just how bad can an American film be? Quite bad, turns out. posted by Victor Khomenko on May 03, 2012 at 12:51:36

Enjoyed the look, the 'ecclesiastical' style of dialogue, the way the characters parted ways...but I didn't expect an "action thriller" film.

I do agree about Spielberg films, otherwise.

I generally like the Coen Brothers' style. "No Country For Old Men" was another quite enjoyable film.

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RE: Liked True Grit. - Daryl Zero 00:13:31 05/04/12 (2)
Same here and I think both versions pretty much follow the story. If you don't like the story, it is the fault of the source material.
- http://jameswharris.wordpress.com/2011/01/04/true-grit-by-ch (Open in New Window)
- Chosing right material is part of making a film - Victor Khomenko 05:01:07 05/04/12 (1)
  Quite a lame excuse, that.
  - Material where a young lady fights for law and order on the frontier is neither cliched nor typical American - Jazz Inmate 17:07:06 05/09/12 (0)
    More reminiscent of Whale Rider, which you did like as I recall. Try again when you're in a less grumpy mood. ;-)
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