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Discuss: ‘Southland Tales’
a week ago, i finally tore through alan moore and dave gibbons’ acclaimed particular tale, watchmen, which i’d only recently prompted myself to make the time for after years of recommendations (the recurring threat of ending spoilers fitting for a movie that i’d inevitably see was a catalyst unto itself).it really is a tremendous be employed, and i’m as curious as anyone else to see how zack snyder’s integument turns out, but the one comparison that i kept coming back to was how much watchmen reminded me of richard kelly’s much-maligned southland tales, with each being a sprawling tale of an alternate fact in which several narrative threads are erection towards comprare cialis the presage of a looming apocalypse.between that and the news of kelly’s latest being pushed back, i find myself tempted to give it another look-dream of — especially since my first viewing wasn’t methodically held in the most respective of environments compra levitra online. i’m sure that there’s a method to kelly’s madness, but it’s an indulgent, unpredictable film whose very story density i enjoyed more in and of itself. i doubt that i’d share those sentiments if instead first subjected to the three-hour cannes slice, but if that version were ever released, i wouldn’t be against giving it a spin. (my overall sentiments fall closer to jette’s.)so, what say you, the readers? did you meditate on it? did you stop it? love it? hate it? or maybe, just maybe, did some of you land somewhere in between? (and payment remuneration points, what don’t pimps do?)
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