krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
Hawaii 5 O guest starring a rather wooden P Diddy
The Killing Fields has shite Coca-Cola product placement, with the baddies attacking a bottling plant.
About 5:40.
I don't like Oldfield's score either.
Oh god yeah there rarely goes by a scene without someone drinking a bottle of coke. Middle of the warzone, everyones starving, dead people everywhere but at least there's cool refreshing coke to drink
The score is dodgy as well, some bits work well, but the more adventurous and experimental bits either do your head in or just dont fit.
Surely the Coke thing is a metaphor for American Imperialism?
Oh god yeah there rarely goes by a scene without someone drinking a bottle of coke. Middle of the warzone, everyones starving, dead people everywhere but at least there's cool refreshing coke to drink
So Joffe had to 'work' with the product placement (which is what it was) somehow? Still looks shit.
Um, actually I was joking about the metaphor thing. . .
That documentary on the Camorra. Tragic stuff but uplifting to see that girl who's mother was killed, really get involved, trying to make a difference.
John Lennon's Imagine gets played at the end, as well. The bloke is a genius.
On another note though, the hack Schanberg is made to look like some kind of hero, but his associate Al Rockoff (played by that twat Malkovich), hates his guts in real life, doesn't he? But they do drink some Pepsi cola together, at a French restaurant if I remember correctly. I'm not sure if that's a realistic portrayal of their professional/personal relationship, though.
Gommorah?
International press bods tend to be alpha males who resent rivals to their alphadom. If you want to know what's really going on, talk to the snappers.
Also, just found this on a New Zealand blog: the NZ govt's attitude to recognition of Democratic Kampuchea;
http://www.nzjh.auckland.ac.nz/docs/1999/NZJH_33_2_05.pdf
Atunci i-am condamnat pe toti la moarte or Then I Sentenced Them All to Death
Not too bad a story but totally ruined by poor technical quality. Wrong music in wrong places. It sounded like they'd borrowed it from various 1960's t.v. series. And then there was the camerwork(?). I measure all films against the work of Roger Deakins or Robbie Mueller. The person who did this should be shot. It was a first in my lifetime to see a man nodding his head and the camera nodding in unison with him.
What a pity it could have been so enjoyable in a Romanian kind of way.