In German. 124 minute running time so 25 minutes too long … this wasn’t terrible, another John Farr recommendation, but once again it isn’t good enough for ME to recommend. I could have cut a lot out and restructured the story to make it a green-go. I was glad to see that there was a full frontal nudity scene with a guy who had a normal penis.
Bis spater … pre-Barbie Doll Millennial era when women had intact bushes
121 minute running time so at least 30 minutes too long … I went to fast forward after 20 minutes but slowed it back down for Walker/Hopper scene which was funny. This was the first thing Quentin Tarantino wrote that actually got made into a movie, I think. It has all the Tarantino hallmarks: non-stop swearing, snappy dialogue, extreme violence, humor, and general absurdity. You get the sense that Tarantino is a man-child, a goofy guy who miraculously caught a break and broke into the industry instead of being a movie rental clerk, where he possibly should have remained for the good of mankind. John Farr recommended it, but I certainly don’t … unless you want to see James Gandolfini before he got fat.
Patricia Arquette has great knockers
High polish Black Ice, Multicut
119 minute running time … the story of Gareth Jones, a Welshman who exposed Stalin’s famine … it was pretty good, I didn’t know the story at all, it’s a good history lesson … only trouble is it ran about 20 minutes too long. Somehow if it could have been tightened up 20 minutes or so, I could recommend it, but as it is I can’t give it a green-go. It was a John Farr reco and I thank him for it.
(Maybe cutting out the bits about how Jones’s reporting inspired Animal Farm?)
He was going to go to … Ukraine.
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In Korean. 139 minute running time so way way way way too long … this was a John Farr reco … these Korean movies are always a mish-mash of genres: is it a comedy or romance or mystery or thriller? It tries to be all of them and succeeds at being none. Maybe the main story was sort of interesting, but it got lost in there. I wasn’t thrilled and do NOT recommend it.
I touched a fish
