I didn't find it melodramatic in any general sense

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but there were moments of it... that and lots of passion (although I'd argue that there's plenty of space between melodrama and/or passion and bloodlessly unemotional).

Loved how Boris just couldn't leave Veronica when they were saying goodnight for the first time after we meet them.

And yes, Victor's suggestions have borne a lot of fruit for me (along with Patrick and you and a few others).

Don't piss on my shoe and tell me it's raining.

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Topic - Crane's Are Flying... - sjb 09:54:02 07/21/07 (6)

Glad you liked this classic. Some say it's a bit melodramatic but - tinear 11:37:32 07/21/07 (5)

I didn't find it melodramatic in any general sense - sjb 23:17:05 07/21/07 (4)

I don't know if you've seen, "Come and See," but it's superb. "The Return" - tinear 06:44:39 07/22/07 (3)

Saw both... commented on Come and See fairly recently - sjb 07:29:27 07/22/07 (2)

Yeah, and I even got to The Return before Victor. As for Cranes... - clarkjohnsen 10:14:29 07/23/07 (0)

I'd also recommend the Soviet "Roads to Koktebel," and a film starring - tinear 13:03:10 07/22/07 (0)

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I didn't find it melodramatic in any general sense - sjb 23:17:05 07/21/07 (4)

I don't know if you've seen, "Come and See," but it's superb. "The Return" - tinear 06:44:39 07/22/07 (3)

Saw both... commented on Come and See fairly recently - sjb 07:29:27 07/22/07 (2)

Yeah, and I even got to The Return before Victor. As for Cranes... - clarkjohnsen 10:14:29 07/23/07 (0)

I'd also recommend the Soviet "Roads to Koktebel," and a film starring - tinear 13:03:10 07/22/07 (0)

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