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Anonymous Archived
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 No.222777754 Archived
just watched The Sweet Hereafter. I wasn't expecting it to be so good. You ever seen it /tv/?
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Anonymous
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 No.222778016
Yeah it's daddy/daughter kino.
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Anonymous
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>>222777754
Egoyan always has great commentary tracks on the DVDs of his films. I guess it's something we lost in the era of streaming.
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Anonymous
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I liked it a lot. However, it would be nice if a kind soul would explain the point of the movie to me.
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Anonymous
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>>222778904
yeah, I went on Youtube and watched a few interviews with him and one thing he said is "I have to assume my audience is infinitely curious" which is I guess why I liked the movie so much, because nothing ruins a movie more for me than when you can tell the viewer's intelligence isn't being respected
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