Yea King Kong is a spectacular film,
i was with a friend and he left me there too when the insects got that man!!!
i was with a friend and he left me there too when the insects got that man!!!
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edpiero said:
it takes 4 cinemas in ibn batuta 
umpkin:
is it any good ?
umpkin: is it any good ?
koz most of them got bored and left
I finally saw Syriana tonight. I'm not so sure... I think this movie could have been much more effective than the one they made. Sure, you get the point about the collusion between politics and big business. And yes, I do like the fact that they don't hit you over the head with the storylines. But the execution leaves a little lacking, IMO. That and I was the one among my wife and my two neighbors who saw the movie and seemed to get the most of what was going on, and yet I felt I could only follow about 60% of it.
It's a little over-earnest in trying to play the political intrigue card. Contrast this with, say, Day of the Jackal, and the flaws in execution really become apparent. But the movie does capture your attention. George Clooney is quite good in it too, IMO.
But I disagree that this movie adds any new light or perspectives on terrorism or the connection between energy supplies, public policy in the Middle East, and foreign policy between the West and the Middle East.
And also, my personal pet peeve, I continue to be personally offended by directors who ply cinemanausea techniques to try to convince us of their faux documentary aesthetics. Please, somebody -- pay a friggin' cameraman to hold the thing steady... not like some spastic alcoholic with the DTs. Is that too much to ask? I mean film of a computer monitor in an office does not need the jitter-and-shakes treatment, for crying out loud.
It's a little over-earnest in trying to play the political intrigue card. Contrast this with, say, Day of the Jackal, and the flaws in execution really become apparent. But the movie does capture your attention. George Clooney is quite good in it too, IMO.
But I disagree that this movie adds any new light or perspectives on terrorism or the connection between energy supplies, public policy in the Middle East, and foreign policy between the West and the Middle East.
And also, my personal pet peeve, I continue to be personally offended by directors who ply cinemanausea techniques to try to convince us of their faux documentary aesthetics. Please, somebody -- pay a friggin' cameraman to hold the thing steady... not like some spastic alcoholic with the DTs. Is that too much to ask? I mean film of a computer monitor in an office does not need the jitter-and-shakes treatment, for crying out loud.
Modo Bianconero said:
4 cinemas ... why .. its a good movie its not great .. i cant really tell some people like it some hate it .. i liked it but i cant recommend it to you koz u might not ... i watched it at grand by the way it was showing in 2 cinemas and they were both fully booked 1 hour be4 the movie shows so incase ur planning to go take precaution... it was soo full coz most people went thought it was a 3 hour fight between king kong and sum dinosaurs but its not hehe hope ur not one of those people koz most of them got bored and left
koz most of them got bored and left
i was planning to watch it today but juve-lazio match
hopefully tomorow il grab the chance..downfall was like 3 hours as well..
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