The Princess Bride: a needed film
A lot of people who saw The Princess Bride last night needed, I think, to see The Princess Bride.
And lots of others needed to see the film but who didn’t get to the screening, I’m sure; but with the film well-represented on DVD, that’s easily remedied. As it should be.
Lately, lots of my friends and acquaintances haven’t quite experienced a ( Read more... )
And lots of others needed to see the film but who didn’t get to the screening, I’m sure; but with the film well-represented on DVD, that’s easily remedied. As it should be.
Lately, lots of my friends and acquaintances haven’t quite experienced a ( Read more... )
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Part of me wants to go into film-analysis mode and ask "What about it didn't work for you?," but that would be overdoing it (I'm an English major; I'm very good at overthinking stuff) and unfair to you. The film didn't work for you; sometimes in my zealousness I forget that's an option.
Screenings like that aren't designed for people who dislike, or are indifferent to, whatever film's being shown; it's self-selecting that way. I certainly loved the energy of being with hundreds of people who loved the movie. You probably would've loved the energy of the GoodFellas screening last October ( ... )
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