Reviews

Then the movie turns into a 2 hour long version of a TV reality show, where a group of people crammed into one dingy, little house create drama by overreacting to the situation and accusing & yelling at each other...Then I became conscious that all I was seeing of Iran was this one little house...

I liked the film at first as it was like a silent era comedy film about a working class man who sure coughed a lot and liked looking at pretty girls in mini skirts...He reminded me of Benny Hill at this point of the film.

The abusive teacher....OK now that I've seen the entire film, I do know they address that the teacher was abusive.

A couple people mentioned the copy of the movie they watched had poor video quality.

And the film was drenched in Orson's unique cinema style...Like those low angled shots that made the characters look larger than life itself.

Funny how one film can make a person hate a character and in another film that same type of character is lifted up and people admire him for his dedication to music, even though in the process he hurts people.

Like I said a fun watch, but I wish the film's director had staid more focused.

Les Mis bleshooked me right from the start and I was involved in the story all the way through the film.

So when I finished watching it I was thinking it was perfect but one thing: We never learn what happens to Mark Borchardt the would-be film maker?

The film looked like it was all shot in three or four different rooms and at no time did I feel like I was in Argentina...And for the flash back scenes I certainly didn't feel like it was 1974.