moka7452
Joined Feb 2011
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I'll spare you watching this movie, there is nothing new in it:
Which is only made worse by the lengthy running time of the feature and how the director seems to not care about any other actor but Pitt. Which is understandable, seeing the number of characters and how little they actually matter to the storyline.
Sorry guys, better luck next time.
- No new ideas
- No new techniques
- No new stories
Which is only made worse by the lengthy running time of the feature and how the director seems to not care about any other actor but Pitt. Which is understandable, seeing the number of characters and how little they actually matter to the storyline.
Sorry guys, better luck next time.
First things first, the film was really entertaining. The people who made it were able to see where the story was and chase after it, my original plan had been to watch the initial 20 min of the film and leave the rest for another day but before I knew it I was near the end of the movie; and that can't be said about most films nowadays!
The reason why I didn't give it a higher score is due to some national facts being wrong about Iran, apart from displaying Chris, the basketball player travelling to Iran, as a hero among iranian sheep, which having met many iranians during my life I strongly believe it couldn't have been further away from the truth. Had they left the judging aside and just shown things the way they are, so that the audience can make up their own mind the film might have just been that much better off.
The reason why I didn't give it a higher score is due to some national facts being wrong about Iran, apart from displaying Chris, the basketball player travelling to Iran, as a hero among iranian sheep, which having met many iranians during my life I strongly believe it couldn't have been further away from the truth. Had they left the judging aside and just shown things the way they are, so that the audience can make up their own mind the film might have just been that much better off.
