I thought so too, Vonnie.
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I think The Constant Gardener looks good too.
Yeah. Fiennes, back in Africa, all covered in dust and torment. Yumm.
Signed, still loves The English Patient to bits, despite the backlash.
It looks a little close to a sensitive First Worlder cliché to me. I'm thinking I'll try and find the book first.
I hadn't seen it since college, and remember being impressed with the way the film makes the romance and the sexual tension real between the "old" leads.
Also one of the most agonizing sword fights I've ever seen. Every move looked like it took monumental effort.
I ADORE that final swordfight.
I ADORE that final swordfight.
It just looks so painful. Granted that is one movie that's not afraid to bring the pain.
Painful and tiring and all kinds of real stuff. It's wonderful that way.
Do they look their natural ages?
Honestly, I don't know what all their natural ages are. But they don't look artificially youthful to me.
I don't know jack about Frances, Tilda or Julie, have read rumours about Jessica (there have been some AWFUL pictures of her recently) and Sharon (who, by intelligent design or artificial intervention doesn't look like mid 40s).
It's a strange stance to take right there, about that cast. I mean, the general point is true, but there are clearer examples.