AN sed:
> I thought the Limey was excellent, and the whole
time I'm thinking ,ore
> people should be writing stuff like this in the
crime field. A
> small story,
> character driven, fractured-telling, quirky. Yep, I
agree with
> you. Great
> film.
One of the things that I found very cool in this movie was
the use of footage from one of Terrence Stamp's early films
for flashbacks about his earlier life. I'm sort of surprised
that it isn't done more often, with so many actors having a
backlog of past films to draw upon.
And this always raises interesting issues about filsm as
texts and their permanence (or impermanence) and how a clever
director like Soderburgh can do this photo-montage thing and
change entirely their initial "meaning."
Tribe
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