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Brian Sheridan
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A great review of it by Stephen Holder in today's NY Times. He compared it to Hitchcock....
It opened only in NY and LA today.
It opened only in NY and LA today.
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Trailer Here.
Looks good. What a great line: "Do you regret anything?"
"Lots. And much more to come."
Looks good. What a great line: "Do you regret anything?"
"Lots. And much more to come."
Brian Sheridan
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I love seeing "James Bond" in vintage!
Can't wait for this one to hit DVD.
Can't wait for this one to hit DVD.
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A friend of mine saw this at a film festival and said it was great. I can't wait to see it.
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We're getting this in a couple of weeks -- we're showing the trailer now, and is it just me, or do all the mens' hairstyles look really really out of period? Some are too long in the back, some are too poofy in the front, and some (hello Pierce Brosnan!) look both.
Patricia Clarkson, on the other hand, looks like she stepped off a 1949 pattern envelope.
Patricia Clarkson, on the other hand, looks like she stepped off a 1949 pattern envelope.
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Is is just me or...
does Chris Cooper bear a striking resemblance to our own Scotrace?
does Chris Cooper bear a striking resemblance to our own Scotrace?
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It is just you. At least I HOPE so.
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Just saw this, finally -- we're starting a week's run tonight -- and hey, despite the wishy washy reviews, I really liked it. It treads the fine line between homage and sendup very successfully, without ever coming across as one of these films that's period only on the surface.
It's also rather interesting in that it's a very adult film that gets its adult points across very much in keeping with the style of actual films of the Era -- sex and violence are implied rather than smooshed unsubtly across the screen. Very elegantly done, in fact.
As to the period setting, well, the men's hairstyles still bother me. Chris Cooper, who *does* rather resemble Scotrace in other respects, goes around for much of the first half of the film with hair that would be suitable for a European violin player, not an uptight middle-aged suburban businessman. And the loverboy character who plays a small but key role in the plot has a ridiculously puffy hairstyle that's clearly using fistfuls of gel about thirty years before it was invented.
The only small gaffe I noted other than the hair was a glimpse of a '70s era pictographic road sign while Brosnan and MacAdams were having their drive. It wouldn't have been so obvious if they hadn't gone and shined their headlights on it.
Good film. Lots of fun. Go see it.
It's also rather interesting in that it's a very adult film that gets its adult points across very much in keeping with the style of actual films of the Era -- sex and violence are implied rather than smooshed unsubtly across the screen. Very elegantly done, in fact.
As to the period setting, well, the men's hairstyles still bother me. Chris Cooper, who *does* rather resemble Scotrace in other respects, goes around for much of the first half of the film with hair that would be suitable for a European violin player, not an uptight middle-aged suburban businessman. And the loverboy character who plays a small but key role in the plot has a ridiculously puffy hairstyle that's clearly using fistfuls of gel about thirty years before it was invented.
The only small gaffe I noted other than the hair was a glimpse of a '70s era pictographic road sign while Brosnan and MacAdams were having their drive. It wouldn't have been so obvious if they hadn't gone and shined their headlights on it.
Good film. Lots of fun. Go see it.
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Brian Sheridan
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We watched this last night and loved it. The clothes looks great and the sets were even better. Adults acting like adults - what a novelty in today's post-Transformer's movie world. Highly recommend it.
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I've seen it a couple of times now - I just watched it with my kids the other night when it was on cable. I think it's excellent.
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