Just because people act differently than normal and talk about profound subjects doesn't make a movie deep or profound. I guess to each their own, but there seems to be a sunset of moviegoers who feel that if a movie doesn't follow a conventional plot and has lots of dialogue talking about subjects which are generally categorized as deep, then the movie must be profound and great cinema. It helps to have a coherent story and characters you care about.
Although I believe this movie was made in the 80s, it very much feels like a 70s piece. No plot to speak of, characters you don't care about, I made it about a third of the way through and gave up. This was on somebody's ten best list, so I tried to watch it. I will add that just because a movie wasn't popular doesn't make it good.
Although I believe this movie was made in the 80s, it very much feels like a 70s piece. No plot to speak of, characters you don't care about, I made it about a third of the way through and gave up. This was on somebody's ten best list, so I tried to watch it. I will add that just because a movie wasn't popular doesn't make it good.
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