The Road (1 Viewer)

[hugh]

He's also married to Exene Cervenka from X.

 

[pissypants]

Spoiler

when they find the baby on the spit

A friend told me it's been filmed and will be in the directors cut DVD.
You'll have to decide for yourself whether to believe my friend or not.

I thought Duvall was awesome in it.

 

[ratmonkey]

Chaos Reigns......

That was a talking fox. This is a talking dog, from Summer of Sam.

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Spike Lee does much better conversant canids than Lars von Trier.

 

[thisgreg]

I read the latest Walking Dead book (#11) on saturday night and watched this last night, so i'm fully prepared when this all becomes a reality.

Enjoyed the road, haven't read the book, strange the thumb thing is present in the film but not explained, also without spoiling the end, it just seemed a little odd, is it explained better in the book?

 

[Ferox13]

see the road is a metaphor for life- to get form A to B we hitchhike, using our thumbs

so to convey the futility of existence they cut off their thumbs


yes, it's a rubbish theory

I did LOL for reall though I'm on my 2nd Druids.

 

[nooleen]

He's also married to Exene Cervenka from X.

nah they split up years ago

but back to the movie...exactly how much omar is there in it?

 

[Ferox13]

nah they split up years ago

but back to the movie...exactly how much omar is there in it?

Screentime - not so much...

Exposure - a good bit..

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

I've now turned gay twice for Omar in the last year.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

I've now turned gay twice for Omar in the last year.

 

[Jasper]

movie was only ok.

i have to say though- the music was completely inappropriate and ruined the movie.

Agree with you with you on both counts. Very average film and i think the book is overrated as well.

I'd heard the OST as part of White Lunar befire i saw the movie and it sounded great but it didn't work at all in the film. Michael Haneke aside, why don't directors use silence a lot more? It can be way more effective.