This movie is not bad since K was well played by MacLachlan but its music is distasteful...it reminded me of some mediocre European romantic movies, and The Trial has nothing to do with Romanticism. Orson Welles version on the other hand, made K a hero like Don Juan or Till from R.Strauss' Till Eulenspiegel, and the funny aspects of K's characteristic was interpreted by Anthony Perskins in a Jim-Carrey kind of way, which is HORRIBLE. But I do like Orson Welles' scene displays. So, in a word, forget about the movies and go back to Kafka's book, which is a real treasure of the 20th-century literature.
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