"Stars Jean-Claude Van Damme. A convict protects a farm. Poor."
As described by Sunday Times Culture. Could be worth a look.
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8 comments:
Wonderfully consise. Same approach should be taken with literature. Ulysseus. 24 hours around Dublin in the mind of a Jew and a pretentious layabout. Saucy cripple girl and cheating wife also feature. Confusing. Bit like your Amazon reviews I suppose.
Maybe that was just a typo. Perhaps it should have read: A crock of shit from start to finish. Brilliant.
Give them what they want, eh?
To think somebody does actually get paid for just such work. How bout this one?
"King Kong". Huge gorilla falls in love with attractive woman & causes havoc. Far-fetched.
I must reciprocate my admiration for Ulysees' closing remark of Confusing, G. The temptation is to try for more summations...ok
The Metamorphosis. Pathetic man believes he's turned into an insect. Hilarious.
Bleak House. Courtroom Drama. Bleak.
"Twelve Monkeys." Never mind twelve, not even one monkey. Misleading.
"Elephant Man." No elephant.
Moby Dick. Man finds whale, loses whale, gets eaten by whale. Bitter sweet.
Hamlet: Family drama, teenage suicide, some violence (poison, rapier), one ghost. Long.
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