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Re: Trees Lounge

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In Reply to: Trees Lounge...blecch posted by late on April 03, 2004 at 22:27:32:

I also thought this film was slow and directionless. Kinda disappointing as I usually like Steve Buscemi (?) as an actor. Did he write and/or direct Tree's Lounge?

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Did you say "slow"? You ain't seen slow until you saw "La Captive" - Victor Khomenko 08:20:38 04/04/04 (3)
That ultra-slo-mo film, set to Proust's novel is simply something that will test your ability to concentrate on a candle fire for hours.
118 minutes of nothing is almost too much for even the most hardened movie afficionados... I got restless after about fifty minutes, got up.. went to check my emails... came back - the movie still on, with my wife taking a nap... I went to get a tea, let the dog out... it was still creeping along at its snail's pace, with NOTHING, I mean, NOTHING happening besides a boring and tedious nagging by the main character.
The the car swerled and almost left the road - I felt the beam of hope finally broke the darkness of boredom, but alas, the road was empty - no your usual truck in the opposite lane, so the nagger went back to nagging, and the victim went back to being victim...
Until the end.
- Victor, I had the same reaction 20 min into LOTR ! (nt) - Sean Jean 12:40:03 04/04/04 (2)
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  - Reopening the old wounds? - Victor Khomenko 13:31:50 04/04/04 (1)
    But strictly speaking LOTR does not even belong in the category of what we call "films" - some call it entertainment, and I think that is more appropriate.
    La Captive is bad and boring FILM... that's the difference.
    - Re: Reopening the old wounds? - patrickU 13:45:13 04/04/04 (0)
      And only entertaining for some, may I add...

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