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I had no difficulty staying awake through Insomnia; indeed, it was mesmerizing. Directed by the director of Memento, Pacino is the best I've seen him in years. Pacino performed without his usual histrionics, which I felt got in the way of his performances recently, eg, Heat. Williams is also magnificent (with ocassional exception, I didn't think much of him on film until now). The setting and the non stop daylight are perfect. However, we would have nothing without the screen play and it is (place appropriate superlative). The treatment of this morality issue is what I, personally, like the most in cinema.As you can tell, I didn't much like this film...NOT! As Joe Bob Briggs would say: you gotta see it. FWIW, Jim.
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Topic - Insomnia - Lazarus 11:58:41 05/27/02 (12)
- I Want To See Robin Williams In This Film - Pondfish 15:59:34 05/28/02 (0)
- Re: Insomnia - mikenyc 12:08:02 05/27/02 (10)
- its far less sterile - chiggy 22:08:38 05/27/02 (2)
- Re: its far less sterile - Victor Khomenko 04:32:41 05/28/02 (1)
- hehe, sleepyhead Stellen of course... - chiggy 07:01:13 05/29/02 (0)
- He-he... - Victor Khomenko 12:42:56 05/27/02 (6)
- still trying to like Pacino - petew 12:33:16 06/15/02 (0)
- Re: He-he... - Doug Schneider 05:56:03 05/28/02 (0)
- Re: He-he...Al Pacino - mikenyc 12:56:23 05/27/02 (3)
- Walken - Victor Khomenko 13:23:51 05/27/02 (0)
- Scent of a REAL man - Victor Khomenko 13:21:45 05/27/02 (1)
- Re: Scent of a REAL man - mikenyc 14:14:49 05/27/02 (0)
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