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Date Posted: 21:24:30 06/12/01 Tue
Author: Rich
Subject: What about me Jacko reviews then? Hey, I didn't know Michael Burke had a role in Se7en. Just watched Three Colours: White (can't be arsed to look up the French title just to be pretentious) Not quite as good as I remembered, that one. I remembered the first two being a ** then a **** before, but this time it was more like **** then *** - I wonder what you'll make of them? Here's a look ahead to your review in the secret clicker...
In reply to: Rich 's message, "Ello, Grigg. Oh, you'd posted that review ages ago, eh? I dunno, I keep missing stuff, must get my contacts renewed," on 20:37:09 06/12/01 Tue

THREE COLOURS BLUE (1993)

By Grigg Grigger



This is a real snooze of a film, beginning with a woman (note to self: name the actress, then include a full cast list including the tea lady at the end of the review) involved in a car crash. Sadly, the car doesn't fly.

This is one big bore, and to be honest I'd sooner be having a Tommy Tank or going into one of my world-renowned mardies rather than having to watch this great clunky droner again.

It has depth, beauty and subtle psychology - yawn! I mean, what the fuck? Half the time the camera just stays still - Christ, Bobby Zee (and I've come) would have mounted it on a virgin's undulating tits and spun her on one of the big dippers at Alton Towers to film this. It's just plain lazy, surely?

Art film - bollocks! No stars.

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