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Originally Posted by Trollheart
Well yeah, it's not really meant to be entertaining. It's dark, depressing, unremittingly bleak and it has no happy ending. What more could you want in a picture? But I think it's more the way it portrays the novel, and of course the two towering leads, that really make it. I love it when Smith's mate says his daughter turned him in as an agent of Goldstein; he didn't even know he was one. They're so insidious. He's so proud of her. Incredible moment.
Did you read my review of it in "The Couch Potato" by chance?
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I watch dark films all the time but they still fulfill some aspect of entertaining me by at least holding my interest. Yes I did read your review, it made me return to the movie to see if I still felt the same way actually. I did.