Steves DVD buy of the year

[pushpills]

Originally Posted by Peaches

OK, maybe I just wasn't in the right mood but while I give it thumbs up for its "artsy" feel and content, the plot itself was just plain weird. Not a fan

forget about the plot! sadly this is one of those "inbetween" indie films that appeals to the mainstreamer also, so you probably won't wanna go for my 4 hour subtitled arthouse recommendations. if you don't like it, you don't like it, though. "plot" is only one small part of a film, get into the cinematography and scoring films and you'll enjoy them more. it always saddens me when someone remembers a film by "what happened"....in the plot...film is visual. its also possible that you were eating or not really focusing when watching.

too bad its not up your alley, i'll have to seek a new girlfriend elsewhere.

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by pushpills

too bad its not up your alley, i'll have to seek a new girlfriend elsewhere.

(we aren't supposed to like ALL the same things, you know... )

[DrGuile]

Originally Posted by pushpills

forget about the plot! sadly this is one of those "inbetween" indie films that appeals to the mainstreamer also, so you probably won't wanna go for my 4 hour subtitled arthouse recommendations. if you don't like it, you don't like it, though. "plot" is only one small part of a film, get into the cinematography and scoring films and you'll enjoy them more. it always saddens me when someone remembers a film by "what happened"....in the plot...film is visual. its also possible that you were eating or not really focusing when watching.

too bad its not up your alley, i'll have to seek a new girlfriend elsewhere.

A film can be appreciated on it's 'artsy' quality, but I feel it's better if it's the complete package. One example would be Snatch, the cinematic qualities are definitely there, but that doesnt stop it from having a wonderful plot, or great dialogs...

just my .02$