Silver City
08-20-04, 06:56 AM
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Well... it's pretty much been established by Sayles himself that that is indeed the entire point of the Pilager character.
Sadly, the movie as a whole was pretty shrug-worthy; not horrible, but not particularly good either.
http://themovieboy.com/directlinks/04silvercity.htm
The breathtaking LIMBO continues to be Sayles' best film.
Sadly, the movie as a whole was pretty shrug-worthy; not horrible, but not particularly good either.
http://themovieboy.com/directlinks/04silvercity.htm
The breathtaking LIMBO continues to be Sayles' best film.
09-16-04, 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by pdjennings
Well... it's pretty much been established by Sayles himself that that is indeed the entire point of the Pilager character.
Sadly, the movie as a whole was pretty shrug-worthy; not horrible, but not particularly good either.
http://themovieboy.com/directlinks/04silvercity.htm
The breathtaking LIMBO continues to be Sayles' best film.
Well... it's pretty much been established by Sayles himself that that is indeed the entire point of the Pilager character.
Sadly, the movie as a whole was pretty shrug-worthy; not horrible, but not particularly good either.
http://themovieboy.com/directlinks/04silvercity.htm
The breathtaking LIMBO continues to be Sayles' best film.
hmm... guess I'll go see End of the Century: The Story of the Ramones instead then...
09-16-04, 10:55 PM
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Got back from the screening and was somewhat disappointed in this movie. The basis for the film revolves around a gubernatorial candidate who is played with thickheaded gusto by Chris Cooper (who is a hoot to watch) and about the shady maneuvering and backslapping that goes on behind the scenes of a political campaign isn't all that intriguing. What I liked best was the impressive ensemble cast, but not one of Sayles' better films. 2 stars (out of 4)
