Angel-A by Luc Besson. I had some expectations to this, but Besson seems to have been so entranced by the female lead, model Rie Rasmussen, (which is very elegant and pretty, granted) that he sort of forgot to keep an eye on the dialogue. The black and white photography was fabulous though.
Heh heh, one of the other reviewers, the most well known in town, sat in front of me and writhed during the most painful parts. :D I expect a very sarcastic review from him on Friday.
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Date: 2006-10-25 09:24 pm (UTC)Angel-A by Luc Besson. I had some expectations to this, but Besson seems to have been so entranced by the female lead, model Rie Rasmussen, (which is very elegant and pretty, granted) that he sort of forgot to keep an eye on the dialogue. The black and white photography was fabulous though.
Heh heh, one of the other reviewers, the most well known in town, sat in front of me and writhed during the most painful parts. :D I expect a very sarcastic review from him on Friday.