It's certainly an odd duck, but it's also a clear and marvelous cinematic achievement. Best part is, it really holds together - maybe even improves - on a second viewing.
Oh, BTW: but it has the mentality of Maxim Magazine: tacky, homophobic, gratuitous, infantile.
You say that as though that were a bad thing... ;-)
So RUMBA is basically the same end result as L'ICEBERG? 'Cause I liked that overall, but I'd like to see these guys work the kinks out of their modus operandi someday.
See, I dunno -- I dug the structure. Thought it was well-handled. As for the ending... well, consider that both parties were Guv'mint Spooks. I think there might be a bit of subtle political humor on the part of Mister Gilroy.
In terms of rock music, it would probably have been The Blood Brothers. But they broke up too. Drat. Maybe Isis?
Oh, who'm I kidding, it's still Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
Also, don't give short shrift to Andy Falkous's new band Future of the Left - they're pretty groovy. The fire of Mclusky with a more experimental, electronic-flecked sound.
Sorry I didn't like your film, dude. I don't have any desire to hurt your kid, by the by. Don't know where you got that idea.
It's certainly an odd duck, but it's also a clear and marvelous cinematic achievement. Best part is, it really holds together - maybe even improves - on a second viewing.
Oh, BTW: but it has the mentality of Maxim Magazine: tacky, homophobic, gratuitous, infantile.
You say that as though that were a bad thing... ;-)
I see the Basterds have marched upwards in the world... :-)
HA! And as it stands, I've only seen THE SEARCHERS.
So RUMBA is basically the same end result as L'ICEBERG? 'Cause I liked that overall, but I'd like to see these guys work the kinks out of their modus operandi someday.
Memory schmemory -- I have MS Word to thank for this. Thanks for the hat tip, tho... :-)
Oh, trust me. You really don't want to go there. You're better off staying home and watching "The 700 Club."
See, I dunno -- I dug the structure. Thought it was well-handled. As for the ending... well, consider that both parties were Guv'mint Spooks. I think there might be a bit of subtle political humor on the part of Mister Gilroy.
Just picked 'em up from Karagarga, actually. But thanks for the reminder.
But it's a good kind of hurt, innit?
That's not jazz. That's death metal with saxophones.
I didn't watch Dong. Guess I prolly should have, eh?
it trojan-horses radicalism in through a quintessentially conservative genre much better than did Brokeback.
If I could write like you, I'd never leave the house.
Wait, Lorem ipsum gave a snide, kneejerk-insult answer? Neeeeever woulda thought it.
Seriously, man, the disdain Mr. ipsum oozes upon everything he can is kinda monotonous.
In terms of rock music, it would probably have been The Blood Brothers. But they broke up too. Drat. Maybe Isis?
Oh, who'm I kidding, it's still Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
Also, don't give short shrift to Andy Falkous's new band Future of the Left - they're pretty groovy. The fire of Mclusky with a more experimental, electronic-flecked sound.