Small comment on the movie, part of my project to watch the “AFI’s list“.
I was dreading this one. I disliked Charlie Chaplin’s “Tramp” character since I was a kid. There is something about it that rubbed me the wrong way.
After this movie I grew a liking to it. I can see why this tramp is well loved. It’s still not my cup of tea but it was a pleasant enough 1h27m.
Wikipedia page here.
Small comment on the movie, part of my project to watch the “AFI’s list“.
Very impelling film. Black and white flicks sometimes put me off but I was engaged from the beginning. Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando do a dynamite job.
If you love films you need to watch it.
Watch a scene from the film on YouTube.
Read more about it in “A Streetcar Named Desire”‘s Wikipedia article.
It was a displeasure watching this movie. In fact, after about 20 minutes I was fast forwarding most of the time.
In general I refrain from commenting on stuff I don’t like but this film has 81% on Rotten Tomatoes so I need to tell you not to waste you time:
Don’t waste your time.
SPOILEIRS:
It’s a boring, pseudo-documentary film with a lame story arch about this guy that meets a family on Facebook only to discover that they are all made up by this lonely 40 yo woman that lives in some god forsaken middle America town with a two digits IQ husband and his mentally disabled twin sons.
Yeah, you are thinking that the description makes it sound kinda interesting.
It isn’t.
It’s the jorney from Gisela Francisco on Vimeo.
Small video that tells the story of a trip to the coffee shop near Telmo’s workplace and the return home. (57 seconds)
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Pequeno vÃdeo que conta a história de uma viagem de minha casa até ao café perto de onde o Telmo trabalha e de volta a casa. (57 segundos)
