'Serenity'
A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
I've heard it's a mess, but I bought it anyway, because it's the kind of mess I feel compelled to see. Haven't gotten to it yet, though.
Poor SMG - it seems like every movie she picks to do something off-mainstream turns out to be a mess (e.g. Harvard Man).
It was a mess, but I found it to be more enjoyable than not, even if I don't understand why. I actually got excited when I thought I was finally figuring out what was going on, and then it took a left turn, which I thought was fun (if anyone's read Terri Windling's "The Wood Wife", it's that kind of a left turn).
I think I liked it, but I really have no clue, because I still have no idea what the fuck I just watched.
That's kind of how I felt about Donnie Darko, which was the director's first movie.
Donnie Darko couldn't hold me for more than ten minutes (although the music is fabulous, and now that I've heard the soundtrack, I really don't want to watch the movie because it will ruin the music for me, I'm sure) there was something instinctively wrong.
I love Donnie Darko, but there's plenty of people on this people who absolutely hated it.
I love Donnie Darko, but there's plenty of people on this people who absolutely hated it.
This people on this people hates it so much I can't get through it.
I love it too, Sean. the music definitely adds a whole lot to it. especially the scene in the movie theatre.
people are people
so why should it be
you and I should get along so awfully?
This people on this people hates it so much I can't get through it.
I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion.
Hearing Richard Kelly's explanations about the movie convinced me he lives so entirely within his own mind that he literally doesn't get the concept of other people thinking in entirely different manners. Or of the need to make his ideas clear to them through some sort of bridging process that builds on common experience before jumping off into dream logic.