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In Reply to: I saw it last night... posted by mkuller on February 6, 2005 at 11:50:36:
did we get those godawful cameras a poppin'?
Go rent an Ava movie if you think Beckinsdale was even close.
Del Toro is the strongest male lead in film, after Sean Penn. You give him short shrift: he would have been perfect (see 21 Grams and then Usual Suspects (and Traffic, as well) for a study in "range").
I agree with one of your observations: the crash scene was masterful.
Artistic license, btw, is fine, but if you're making a picture about a very well-known hero, you'd best stress his strong points---and the major influence on his business life (the Mormon Church).
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Follow Ups
- Oh, c'mon. Best director? How many different scenes - tinear 13:20:31 02/06/05 (3)
- A well known hero? - mkuller 19:35:19 02/06/05 (1)
- Well, I also know of Hill, Ford, Carnegie, Vanderbilt, - tinear 05:12:44 02/07/05 (0)
- Re: Oh, c'mon. Best director? How many different scenes - PdL 17:03:25 02/06/05 (0)
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