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In Reply to: Charlie Kaufman - Adaptation posted by PdL on March 21, 2004 at 07:40:48:
and the perfect denoument to the creative writer trapped in a hollywood movie. The ending has several ways you can look at it in fact. The writing guru Robert McKee is expalining that you NEED something to happen a formula - a point lost on the artistic so Charlie but not on his brother Donald. Charlie is struggling to create a screenplay about a plant.Does the film make fun of the bombastic money grabbing Hollywood process - or is it in fact making fun of arthouse film-makers who are trying to make a film so un-hollywood they end up being as boring as a movie about an Orchid? Ohh this is one of the beter films out there, because I'm not entirely sure that Jonze isn't making a commentary within a commentary about both sides of the film making fence - or about their audiences. Add a bit of pretension to the mix and this film is a hoot - even a rather touching hoot.
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- The ending was multi-layered - RGA 23:07:15 03/31/04 (0)
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