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Edited on Sat Aug-06-05 02:20 AM by Rabrrrrrr
that very few directors could ever hope to achieve such gloriousness.
That said, even the greatest movie, if it doesn't have a story that is compelling, isn't any good to those who find it uncompelling.
And while oft times really good artistic films are totally lost on the ignorant illiterati that is the majority party in the US, even amongst the intellectuals they don't work, and that's okay. There are people are otherwise totally legitimately artistic in their sensibilities who don't like any variety of otherwise critically acclaimed artists. That's all part of the nature of the thing.
I, however, believe that it's an excellent and compelling story.
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