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[quote]The food in the restaurant that seems to be so much variant in the menu but later appears as muffin alike when served and only differs by color(maybe taste?). I can't help but to smirk on that.[/quote]
He wanted medium rare, and during the bombing commotion, he mutters something about it being rare. Such a great detail.
But in general, I couldn't help but be amazed at the efficiency of the inefficiency. Things like instant responses from the tube machine and how quickly the police mobilize. It's impossible to get anything done with all the bureaucracy, yet you have so many resources being used effectively in all the wrong places.
It's not much of a defense, but to be fair, he was put on the spot. Him and his wife were terrified and barely able to utter a 3-letter word. My mind probably would've blanked at that point too.
Man, so many people upset that this fiction movie isn't a historically accurate documentary. I can't believe the whiny comments I'm reading.
Another vote against you. The way you're speaking to others is extremely inappropriate. Grow up.
I did finish it, but I'm not sure I can recommend it either. The film was bizarre and unique, something I can appreciate, but the plot was lackluster and the ending lame. Agreed on the bad acting, although at times it felt intentional and somewhat fit the mood of this cheap indie flick.
They didn't buy the tickets for the final stop until it was clear something fishy was going on. Hell, that wasn't even the "final" stop until several developments in the plot.
1. It's called a "bus" when you're in America.
2. How do you make a documentary about something that never happened?
[quote]So medieval.[/quote]
Yes, I think that was the entire point. Exactly.
I'm of the opinion that a well-made movie can and should piss you off. It evokes emotion, for better or worse, and that's a sign of a riveting film. Very much embodies that love/hate feeling.
I found the hunt for subtleties between the three re-tellings to be be incredibly enjoyable and engrossing.
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