14,580,000,000 things wrong with Les Miserables the movie
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Hang on, a movie based on the stage musical, based on a non musical movie based on a book? What a disaster. The black and white French film is very watchable.
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JMK-NI wrote:
Nope. The movie may have had it's faults (most do) but my other half loved it and that helps.
Peter Wasser "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell
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I actually liked the movie. Maybe it helped that I never read the book, or saw any other films or theater presentations.
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JMK-NI wrote:
Nope. The movie may have had it's faults (most do) but my other half loved it and that helps.
Peter Wasser "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell
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JMK-NI wrote:
Nope.
Agreed. I've foolishly followed links to a couple of those "movie critique" things, and been hugely disappointed by them each time. It looks like a "mom's basement" kid or two, using free video-editing kit on illegally downloaded movie files, and overdubbing a snarky, nonsense... I'm not going to call it a critique, because it's just snarky nonsense. The world is not made a better place for the existence of this cr@p. Oh, and I hated the Les Mis movie.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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I remember way back, to somewhere around 1982, when I was still in primary school, our teacher took our class on a major big outing right into the big city, by train and on foot, to go and see the 1978 movie. Even at that age, around 12, it had this otherwise restless little kid quite enthralled, and it stuck in my mind for months afterward. I think I tried once, in fairly recent years to watch a more contemporary version, but was distracted, and not moved nearly as much by it as by my first viewing. I can still sort of remember scenes from that one some, say 33, years ago.
No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly. - Oscar Wilde
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The film is worth a watch. The ****-tube supposed critique ..NO. Clearly produced by a pillock (*wondering if that wonderfully English word will be picked up by abuse filters*) The film was actually quite true to the book in many ways. I am not saying I enjoyed the book ... who wants to read an entire chapter (long long long chapter) describing the development of the Paris sewers?? Er... I actually found it guite informantive ... however ... we'll pretend I never typed that. I was the boring geeky one who could answer the "why is he walking in the mountains in the snow" and "what is Javert's problem" Reality ... if you don't like musicals/operetta/opera then why go to see the show/film in the first place? If you do like that stuff... it wasn't half bad
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The film is worth a watch. The ****-tube supposed critique ..NO. Clearly produced by a pillock (*wondering if that wonderfully English word will be picked up by abuse filters*) The film was actually quite true to the book in many ways. I am not saying I enjoyed the book ... who wants to read an entire chapter (long long long chapter) describing the development of the Paris sewers?? Er... I actually found it guite informantive ... however ... we'll pretend I never typed that. I was the boring geeky one who could answer the "why is he walking in the mountains in the snow" and "what is Javert's problem" Reality ... if you don't like musicals/operetta/opera then why go to see the show/film in the first place? If you do like that stuff... it wasn't half bad
If it's well enough written, I could enjoy a whole book on the Paris sewer development. Then it's informative and entertaining. BTW, "pillock" is very often a compliment vs. an abusive term. For some lower order individuals.
No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly. - Oscar Wilde
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Do it in this order: 1. Read the book - the hole book! 2. Watch the movie 3. See some stage performance - like the 10th anniversary I do not know those created this 'Everything Wrong', but CinemaSins are totally dumb. Knows noting of history, connections, music, performance and movie... Do not waste your time on watching these 'Everything Wrong' creatures - focus on the movie and make up your own decisions...
Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
"It never ceases to amaze me that a spacecraft launched in 1977 can be fixed remotely from Earth." ― Brian Cox
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Do it in this order: 1. Read the book - the hole book! 2. Watch the movie 3. See some stage performance - like the 10th anniversary I do not know those created this 'Everything Wrong', but CinemaSins are totally dumb. Knows noting of history, connections, music, performance and movie... Do not waste your time on watching these 'Everything Wrong' creatures - focus on the movie and make up your own decisions...
Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
I would change the order :) 1. See the stage show ... become transfixed and thoroughly enjoy the experience 2. Read the book out of curiosity, wonder at it's length and confuse yourself by actually keeping turning the pages of description of mundane things (see my previous comment) 3. See the film ... Worked for me :)
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Wow. Everyone's taking this way too serious. Whether you like the movie or not is irrelevant. The video about what is wrong with it is funny. They do most all the movies, they're funny. Get over it. :thumbsup:
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