Films/DVD Asylum

Posted by Victor Khomenko (M) on December 29, 2003 at 14:23:49

In Reply to: I also prefer TOUCH OF EVIL posted by djprobed on December 29, 2003 at 13:45:46:

I have the book here, but haven't read it yet, being pushed back by... OK, OK, watching films sometimes, sometimes work.

Between the Fiddler and The Sounds... if I had to make a choice I would have selected the Fiddler, but ideally I would like to keep both, although I can see why one might find the Sounds much more superficial than the Fiddler - that comes after all with a tremendous baggage attached, both good and bad... but certainly something that is bound to move the viewer far more than a pretty story of the Sounds. I know, there IS that small part the Nazi regime playes in the Sounds, but it is just a decoration, and in the Fiddler all the horror is far more palpable, so little wonder many were *moved* by it, while many *liked* the sounds.