Gnostic_Alchemist : This is what inspired late night with the Devil
Overkill : When is the American society of magical Caucasians coming out?
Researcher : Contains spoilers. Click to show. I kept saying to myself that it couldn't be that but there you have it! 5 of 5 for this ep...
Piglet : It seems that nearly every series Morena Baccarin is in, it is cancelled after one season....
mkmikas : not sure about their communication skills, but love their ethics.. theyre like deconstruct...
AdChris : You can see more about David Jones and his very interesting "Perpetual Motion" Machines on...
Alien : Jean Shrimpton used to be one of, if not the, highest paid supermodels. She was stunning. ...
Sally : I have too many requests to request
mkmikas : not sure about their communication skills, but love their ethics.. theyre like deconstruct...
this is definitely not an action or suspense movie, it’s barely a ‘movie’ at all. It’s more like a memory really, like you had been with them adjacently the whole time. Which makes it unique because instead of having actors play these people, he chose to use the real people involved. Getting background into who they are doesn’t seem very important until you see the minor coincidences play out. I think that’s how life is too, so it’s interesting to see a 1 in a million movie where the story unfolds like that of true life. There’s no dramatic music or eloquent script. it’s very forthright. I won’t deny that i was pretty bored through a lot of it but by the end I appreciated the direction eastwood took and the courage it must have taken to only live through this once but to live through it again for film’s sake.