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A 'reviewer' who doesn't spot the most obvious continuity issues.....

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Tony D.

In Reply to: RE: It's just you posted by Jazz Inmate on July 29, 2007 at 11:22:19

Hmmmm.

I'm supplying a link to a review of Apocalypto in which the reviewer reveals his identity foundation/prejudices early on but does not let said issues colour the critical thinking and insightful reasoning he brings to his review.

An aspiring critic such as yourself who is struggling with an inability to put aside personal issues when confronted by content that conflicts with your viewpoint could learn a lot from Maurice Broaddus.

J.B.

http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/comments/maurice/htdocs/2006_12_01_archive.html (Open in New Window)

Follow Ups:

That was interesting, thanks. (Also your remark to the poster.) However... - clarkjohnsen 08:42:28 07/30/07 (0)
...the writer slips into the common fallacy of criticisiing a work of art for not being what he wants it to be, rather than what the creator intended: "...with the hope that the audience will be satisfied with the story of a family man who wants to get home." Well geez Luiz, that's the story! The film was engagingly picaresque, in the sense of "episodes that depict, in realistic detail, the everyday life of the common people."

clark

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