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In Reply to: I actually thought he was perfectly cast. posted by Harmonia on November 11, 2009 at 11:48:01:
Burn After Reading was brilliant in its farcical approach to personal affairs bordering on the fringes of international intelligence. A Serious Man was an atrocity with no redeeming value whatsoever, except perhaps as a period piece as tunenut pointed out. But how could a return to humdrum middle America ca 1967 be exciting? Snoozers!
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- He was impossible to relate to, and his emotions weren't conveyed cleanly - Jazz Inmate 15:03:58 11/11/09 (6)
- I think you're getting a little hyperbolic - tunenut 15:10:30 11/11/09 (5)
- I think Judaism has enough challenges without popular culture portraying Bar Mitzvahs like that - Jazz Inmate 17:00:44 11/11/09 (4)
- Judaism has zero challenges. Israel is another story. nt - tinear 13:53:12 11/12/09 (3)
- Both face anti-semitism. You're well versed enough to know that NT - Jazz Inmate 13:59:33 11/12/09 (2)
- Oy vey! Are you playing the anti-semitism card, AGAIN? - Audiophilander 18:40:51 11/13/09 (1)
- Obviously, auph, neither the film nor the filmmakers are anti-semitic - Jazz Inmate 22:38:04 11/15/09 (0)
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