I think your review of Felicia’s Journey is crap. What you connote to be filler can also be seen as digressive. I’m not saying the movie is fucking amazing but I think it’s a very good film because it works…
It works because it incorporates the issue of abortion, religion, and the unsuspected notion in Hilditch being a killer despite his job stature/mannerisms/character…etc..
I think it achieves a sense of postmodernism because it combines the Freudian elements between Hilditch and his mother, the soundtrack, both being juxtaposed with Felicia’s character. Also with Ireland and England, a similar dichotomy..
Christopher Null is a technology, business, and entertainment journalist, the founder of Filmcritic.com, chief mixologist at Drinkhacker.com, and the author of the books Half Mast and Five Stars! Catch his daily commentary on the technology world at Yahoo! Tech.
I think your review of Felicia’s Journey is crap. What you connote to be filler can also be seen as digressive. I’m not saying the movie is fucking amazing but I think it’s a very good film because it works…
It works because it incorporates the issue of abortion, religion, and the unsuspected notion in Hilditch being a killer despite his job stature/mannerisms/character…etc..
I think it achieves a sense of postmodernism because it combines the Freudian elements between Hilditch and his mother, the soundtrack, both being juxtaposed with Felicia’s character. Also with Ireland and England, a similar dichotomy..
OK then. (You’ll have to forgive my memory, though — I wrote that review TEN YEARS AGO.)
(Movie)NERD FIGHT!!!!
Thing of beauty. Thanks for posting it.