Blah, blah, smart acting. Blah, blah, clever writing. Blah, blah- did I say smart acting and clever writing? Listen carefully with headphones, I swear you can hear the director whisper, “Oh, how proud I am of myself for making this movie!” “Your welcome movie viewer!" The film goes on too long (feels longer than its 91 minutes) and nothing of real impact occurs. The movie had my interest half way then I stopped caring and I watched it fizzle out to a “so what” ending. I expected the film to end with Aaron Eckhart’s character, Nick receiving a shotgun blast to the face in some form of pretentious symbolism.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Thank You for Smoking (2005)
Blah, blah, smart acting. Blah, blah, clever writing. Blah, blah- did I say smart acting and clever writing? Listen carefully with headphones, I swear you can hear the director whisper, “Oh, how proud I am of myself for making this movie!” “Your welcome movie viewer!" The film goes on too long (feels longer than its 91 minutes) and nothing of real impact occurs. The movie had my interest half way then I stopped caring and I watched it fizzle out to a “so what” ending. I expected the film to end with Aaron Eckhart’s character, Nick receiving a shotgun blast to the face in some form of pretentious symbolism.
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