Tideland
Posted: 04 Nov 2006, 16:34
Who's seen it?
So little fanfare...
So little fanfare...
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Posted: 05 Nov 2006, 07:21
Posted: 21 Jan 2007, 03:02
Saw Brothers Grimm the other night. Good stuff.
Now I want to see Tideland.
Now I want to see Tideland.
Posted: 21 Jan 2007, 03:23
Brother's Grimm is a disaster of a film. Tideland...not seen it. To be fair once you've seen one Gilliam, you've seen them all, and it helps matters not that you have so many pretenders stealing his stylised vision of everything, Jean-Pierre Jeunet is practically un-watchable because of this.
Posted: 22 Jan 2007, 07:36
I picked up a VHS copy of Time Bandits at the op shop last week.
Posted: 10 Mar 2007, 01:29
So, has anyone seen Tideland? I just finished watching it.
Less than 30 minutes afterwards and I can't tell you what I thought of it. It's something I am going to have to think about a while. As I was watching it I thought of Roald Dahl stories. Like, if you mixed one aimed at kids with some of the stuff for grownups. But without the humorous irony, or whatever. Without that sense that even though something might seem uncomfortable in this scene, it was all going to work out in a way that it would make some sort of sense.
It might take a couple of days for me to work up to watching it with the commentary so I can see what in the heck the thought process was behind this.
Less than 30 minutes afterwards and I can't tell you what I thought of it. It's something I am going to have to think about a while. As I was watching it I thought of Roald Dahl stories. Like, if you mixed one aimed at kids with some of the stuff for grownups. But without the humorous irony, or whatever. Without that sense that even though something might seem uncomfortable in this scene, it was all going to work out in a way that it would make some sort of sense.
It might take a couple of days for me to work up to watching it with the commentary so I can see what in the heck the thought process was behind this.
Posted: 10 Mar 2007, 02:20
I saw a little snip of it and thought "meh". Might dedicate a coupla hours to it tomorrow.
Posted: 10 Mar 2007, 11:08
There's a sort of disclaimer at the start where Terry Gilliam says that you need to forget everything you've learned as a grown-up and look at it through the child's eyes. I tried that. About 2/3 -3/4 through, though, it was too messed up. My inner child protective services worker took over.
Posted: 11 Mar 2007, 03:50
I disagree. Brothers Grimm was much sunnier than he usually is.Nam Tsao";p="843155 wrote:once you've seen one Gilliam, you've seen them all