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Quote from: Thor on January 14, 2009, 11:04:05 AMQuote from: lotr-sam0711 on January 13, 2009, 08:21:32 PMThis could have been a fantastic look at a society that forces children to act with wisdom they don’t have or how this subculture is more than willing to screw over kids. And while this film touches on both it isn’t really about anything. All it’s really about is following this kid through this curious and interesting lifestyle, but we aren’t given a reason to care. Here, you're contradicting yourself. Not really, because the film doesn't develop those ideas, it just touches on them. For instance there are only scene where that idea is even touched upon is when he realizes he's been screwed over.
Quote from: lotr-sam0711 on January 13, 2009, 08:21:32 PMThis could have been a fantastic look at a society that forces children to act with wisdom they don’t have or how this subculture is more than willing to screw over kids. And while this film touches on both it isn’t really about anything. All it’s really about is following this kid through this curious and interesting lifestyle, but we aren’t given a reason to care. Here, you're contradicting yourself.
This could have been a fantastic look at a society that forces children to act with wisdom they don’t have or how this subculture is more than willing to screw over kids. And while this film touches on both it isn’t really about anything. All it’s really about is following this kid through this curious and interesting lifestyle, but we aren’t given a reason to care.
Wanting for Thor what Thor wants for Thor.
In Bruges (Martin McDonagh, 2008)Grade: F—k you, that's my grade.pixote
pixote, why don't you write these longer reviews anymore ? Do you need special inspiration ?