Have your opinion, sir, yet I genuinely believe that a critic like you knows the Polish cinematography good enough to present such a view. I wish you could present your knowledge more precisely.
Well, i am polish and I REALLY dont believe that polish cinematography is anywhere near good... there pops one film once every two or three years... but the rest is simply awefull!
Plastic dialogue, bad acting, worse cutting, absolutly no directing...
thats polish cinematography... and the exeptions like "D%u0141UG" or some others only validade the rule!
How anyone can't appreciate the greatness of this film is beyond me, it's an intelligent, superbly shot, thought provoking, moral dilemma, one that keeps you guessing until the very end and you'll be thinking about this movie long after the credits roll.
There have been a lot of serial killer flicks that have tried to give an understandable justification to the killer's motives and actions but in Seven when the killer explains the reasons behind his murders it's not so easy to be dismissive and simply pass him off as insane, as Detective Mills learns in a most disturbing fashion.
bad polish art film. . . what an expert of the polish cinema! one has to be extremely boring and narrow minded to post such comment and not appreciate the genius of a movie like se7en.
bad polish art film. . . what an expert of the polish cinema! one has to be extremely boring and narrow minded to post such comment and not appreciate the genius of a movie like se7en.
You, sir, are a cross between a raped cat and an ugly cockroach... That aside, your prejudices affect heavily most of your reviews. I recommend killing yourself.
Your assessment of this film is repulsive at best. The most unappreciated film of 1995 (better than Braveheart, Apollo 13, Babe, and Sense and Sensibility and should've won Best Picture in my opinion) and possibly the most underrated movie of the entire decade, it changed the crime/mystery/thriller genre forever. When I watched this, I realized that everything I loved about L.A. Confidential (the entire thing) came from some part of this movie.
while I think the movie is definitely fresh, I don't think it deserves much higher than an 85 on the tomato meter (that said, this is a pretty terrible review of a very good film).
So basically what you are saying is, that you have never seen the film. Or perhaps you just want to different, and disagree just to be the odd guy out. One thing I do know is that you sir have no taste in what a good movie is.
Clearly, sir, you have never experienced true Polish cinema. Maybe Dekalog is too deep for you to understand. And Dekalog isn't just some "Polish Art" film, it is a social commentary on life in communist Poland when our modern values come into contact with old Catholic beliefs.
alexis solis
i hope john doe punishes you for your sin of a bad review
May 30 - 11:11 PM