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In Reply to: Tarkovsky's "The Sacrifice" posted by sjb on April 23, 2007 at 20:52:12:
The homage to Bergman was perhaps too apparent, sometimes dominating the perception, but Erland Josephson was superb, and I think one reviewer on imdb put it best:"The question of liking or disliking this film is unimportant. Undoubtedly there will be people who will dislike it. But the one thing that is indeed impossible, is to remain indifferent to it."
Of course the cinematography is breathtaking, and of course it is thought provoking. How often you get that much for your Netflix buck-fifty?
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Didn't get it through Netflix but it was still well worth the $3. There's no question that I'm glad I saw it and the feel and imagery from the parts that really struck me are still with me.And yes I thought Erland Josephson was great... along with the postman. But everyone else had moments that felt a bit melodramatic to me... perhaps I was harsh in attributing to the actors what bothered me (for just moments here and there) about the character's.
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