tthdOz18
Joined Feb 2017
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tthdOz18's rating
Best thing about this movie is the Australian background shots hence the rating of 5 stars from us.
However, there is no romantic connection between the leads, and nothing believable about the ridiculous coincidences that happen to them. The conversations between them felt like they were just rehearsing lines.
Sydney Sweeney is annoyingly clumsy and Glen Powell's smiles failed to charm this audience. In fact it was consistently annoying to watch.
We could not have cared less what happened to their characters and despite the lovely location shots, we left halfway through the movie.
What a waste of money. The script is so BAD.
However, there is no romantic connection between the leads, and nothing believable about the ridiculous coincidences that happen to them. The conversations between them felt like they were just rehearsing lines.
Sydney Sweeney is annoyingly clumsy and Glen Powell's smiles failed to charm this audience. In fact it was consistently annoying to watch.
We could not have cared less what happened to their characters and despite the lovely location shots, we left halfway through the movie.
What a waste of money. The script is so BAD.
Really well structured and researched.
The documentary makers have delved into Mr. Hitchcock's earliest works from the silent era to his iconic "Vertigo" and "The Birds". The analysis of Alfred Hitchcock's filmmaking techniques has been broken down under titles like "Escape" and "Fulfilment". The script is in the first person and imagines Mr. Hitchcock narrating montages of his works, although repetition of the same images over and over, and the droning narration can be irritating. Nevertheless, this is a novel presentation and a valuable addition to the huge body of study of Alfred Hitchcock's works. Students of film and film buffs will certainly enjoy it. I would have rated higher except the pace is uneven and often very, very slow.
The documentary makers have delved into Mr. Hitchcock's earliest works from the silent era to his iconic "Vertigo" and "The Birds". The analysis of Alfred Hitchcock's filmmaking techniques has been broken down under titles like "Escape" and "Fulfilment". The script is in the first person and imagines Mr. Hitchcock narrating montages of his works, although repetition of the same images over and over, and the droning narration can be irritating. Nevertheless, this is a novel presentation and a valuable addition to the huge body of study of Alfred Hitchcock's works. Students of film and film buffs will certainly enjoy it. I would have rated higher except the pace is uneven and often very, very slow.
