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In Reply to: I was wrong...again. posted by tinear on March 25, 2005 at 17:57:44:
To a degree, but there's generally 10 to 20 years between such turnabouts. Something I hated when I was 15 I appreciated at 35. Something I might have liked at 20 I can't stand to watch at 40. Never such a turnabout within a year or two.
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but it got in my bones. The second time, when I caugh the nuances, (not to mention the opening 10 minutes) especially the ending, it went WAY up.
Yes, mostly films I did see in my youth. But that scarcely happen.
You must have a similar sentiment expressed in a French aphorism?
Anyhow, c'mon! You've NEVER seen a film the second time, within a fairly short period of time, and felt you've overrated it?
Mon Dieu!
You see, when you are young many things are left in the shadow. After a time when you get to what you were aimed to be, then you are turning to a man of some experiences.
That donīt mean that you are a complete inflexible idiot.
But you have learnt. And you use your knowledge add to what your genes gaves you on its way.
If there is a change, then the other way around. Mostly films I did find ok, that after a second or third viewing donīt find grace anymore in my eyes.
As for "A Foolish..." That is plainly rubbish!
Your little mind.
compared to you and that ol' dinosaur, Victor.
The problem is that you will never mature...He-he...
I guess tin is still in that part of his life where you sleep with someone when dead drunk, and are horrified in the morning.You can't fool US like that any longer!
I don't recall any big tirnabouts... minor changes, sure, but not from love to hate and vice versa.
When he find the false hair and teeth near the bed. And that it was not a girl at all....
But it was a Aldomovar film....
gulp, me???
How about an example of a movie that you 180'd on---and why.
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