I just came back from the movie...I don't think it was that good. The movie was...well...boring. It was also confusing as they were going about their business. The names of the main terrorists weren't differentiated enough to give you a way to follow what the agents were doing, you just kind of went with it because you knew where it was all leading. I don't want to spoil the ending...not what you think...but I think Bigelow was a mistake for the director. The final frames of the film did not do justice to the end of the search for the greatest killer of American citizens...it just didn't. I won't discuss the political issues involved, or some of the oscar problems she is having because of the waterboarding scenes...(hint: it isn't the way the C.I.A. actually did it), I'll save those for their proper place in the study.
The movie was boring, confusing, and didn't bring with it a sense of what was accomplished for all the real world sacrifice that went on to get this monster. If you can wait, see it on redbox or netflix.
I think that Bigelow has a lot of people who like her work...I didn't think the Hurt Locker was that great either, and they are influenced because they like her as a person.
The movie was boring, confusing, and didn't bring with it a sense of what was accomplished for all the real world sacrifice that went on to get this monster. If you can wait, see it on redbox or netflix.
I think that Bigelow has a lot of people who like her work...I didn't think the Hurt Locker was that great either, and they are influenced because they like her as a person.
