YIKES....
I only watched this movie because I noticed that Rachel Weisz was in it. Because she's my favorite actress, i'm probably being a little bias when I say that she was the only good thing about this movie.
"We fight hard, but we love harder."<3
Well, it's not a film for everyone.
I found it highly interesting in an objective, psychological way.
To me, the characters, their behaviors, and interactions were fascinating, and the revelations about them were quite surprising.
The film is done in an arty kind of way, and certainly some of the scenes might be considered shocking.
It has clearly defined characters--as to who they are and what their relationship is with/to other characters, as well as a plot and a conclusion--so I was quite satisfied with it.
i liked it a lot. especially, at the very end -- what a twist! i like alesandro ? (forget his last name). he's my new fav brit actor! and my, my, my. . .no knickers for ms. weiss -- didn't see that comin'.
overall, i enjoyed the movie. it kept my interest entirely -- didn't even tune to desperate housewives either during the hour. thank you sundance. i do hope you consider televising 'in my father's den' soon on your listing.
i love this movie as well, however Alessandro Nivola is not british. It's amazing what a good brit accent he can pull off..
shareNeither are Croatian Luka Petrusic (Honda) and Macedonian Labina Mitevska (Smokey), but then again, neither of them had a british accent in this movie.
shareI like the bleak desperate feel of the movie.The cinematography is so oppressed and dead.The film is really good.I like arty flicks with realism.Didn't like the end where rachel stripped off her undies though.Put it away love!!!
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