i have to say that after 1 hour and 20 minutes i got really bored, coz i expected something else.
but the end was ... the greatest and unexpected i think i've ever seen.
i'm not trying to think at what was in Trier's mind, coz he's the only one who really knows(and i know this is dull to say).
i mean about the very normal and usual things that happen in most of the movie and are some kind of boring, but i dunno why, the end of the movie made me laugh almost like a mad man (even if there was nothing to laugh about)
actually thinking about the end of the movie make me laugh even now.
i think the film was worthy to view just because of the last 10 minutes.
and i guess that maybe this was the part painted "drama" on the wall.
maybe he just said right there when he painted the wall that this movie will be boring until the end when something will hapen.
or maybe not.
anyway, i can only think about the end of the movie and lough.
i dunno what to say about the message... i'm not that much of an art sensitiv person.
anyway, i like the way he made the film (regarding the story, not visual effects), the way the story from "real" life crosses with the "movie" life, like:
in the begining there was a story about making a script
then parts of the script were put on the screen.
well... nothing new until here.
then he paints on the wall the action of the script... which actually somehow crosses with the movie we see (not the script)
then there was the script not on the screen, but told by someone who is watching the movie just like on TV (the hipnotized girl) just like a pal of your's tells you what movie he just seen.
and then, the final part where things happen just like in the normal movies(they die of the desease - again nothing new, but for me unexpected)
i hope something here in this post makes any sense.
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