Comments | renee52: Coco avant Chanel

renee52

Coco avant Chanel

May 30, 2009 10:00

Yesterday evening after a fun dinner at Vapiano we spontaneously checked to see if there was a movie worth going to in the cinema at the other end of the square (the one where I watched P&P with fiorelina). We already went to "The Reader" (it pleased me that it was still on!), and didn't feel like going to "Duplicity" since I'm one of those few people who ( Read more... )

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artic_fox May 30 2009, 11:56:06 UTC

Interesting review. I was kind of curious to see this at some stage but now I think I'll just wait for the DVD.

frasiem May 30 2009, 13:05:11 UTC

If I had known before, I would have waited for the DVD to come out as well, definitely. :)

angechrissy May 30 2009, 14:07:32 UTC

I saw this film's trailer recently and it looked as though it was full of promises. Ok then, I guess I'll wait for the DVD.

frasiem May 30 2009, 14:13:26 UTC

It could have been much more interesting, after all, there's enough material to turn it into a fascinating movie, but I thought it disappointing. It happens more often though that I'm critical, and I don't think it should stop you if the trailer was appealing enough. I didn't see it, will check it out and see if they mixed it in such a way that the movie becomes a must see. But that's what promotion and marketing is all about, of course. ;)

angechrissy May 30 2009, 14:21:58 UTC

Here is the trailer on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReJhw89tXdg

Perhaps I like custome drama as a rule, and the pictures certainly are beautiful.

frasiem May 30 2009, 14:30:10 UTC

As do I! :) And it's sheer eye candy, absolutely, I had no problem with that, particularly the things that catches her keen eye. It struck me BTW that she looks much more beautiful in the trailer than in the movie as a whole, funny enough. The numerous close-ups aren't always to her advantage, quite on the contrary. She was so much prettier in Amélie for instance.