On Mon, 1 Oct 2001
WordRunner@aol.com wrote:
> I've always believed the main theme of the film is
that Defoe's "bad guy"
> and Peterson's "good guy" were morally
indistinguishable. Both are
> interesting and fascinating to watch, but neither is
a hero except in the Sam
> Spade sense.
I understood as much, but in the end it seems like they had
forgotten that Petersen might be as bad as Dafoe. This is
what bugs me in the film.
Juri
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