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Date Posted: 02:53:16 12/19/00 Tue
Author: mingyee
Subject: Re: Everybody's fine, I love this movie
In reply to: Sirod nayrb 's message, "Everybody's fine" on 01:05:22 12/19/00 Tue

I've seen this movie long time ago...and personally I like it better than Cinema Paradiso. Maybe some people find this one too sentimental and a bit "cliche", but I find it really moving. And Marcello Mastroianni is such a great actor that his protray of this Sicilian patriach is charming, funny and heart breaking.

i haven't paid much attention to the way the director used to shoot this movie...on the other hand, i found the plot really moving...it's about lots of stuff: family love, generation gap, solidity, miscommunication...

and why did you say the ending is "old"? (ah...maybe it's unfair to reveal the ending to those who haven't seen)...to me, it's a surprising ending...!

by the way, did u watch it in HK?

>"From the director of CINEMA PARADISO, a story of
>family love... and family secrets."
>
>This movie is an old story, personally, I think it
>just like the japanese TV series-"living in the same
>roof ".
>Of course, the difference between them is why I am
>still want to talk about this film.
>
>The mean of the director to express some ideas is
>quite impressing me. For instance, everyone is stopped
>when the old man phone to his eldest son until he
>hanged up the phone. Maybe this treatment has been
>used for many times nowaday, but I think it's "fresh"
>in such year. Another one is when he found his
>children again.
>
>The one I most impressed is the black object in the
>nightmare of the old man. In the dream, it took aways
>all his children in the beach. I think it's quite
>trouble to make such shoot( you know, such object is
>really big) , and it's like a big eye on the sky.
>
>Besides, the content, the ending is also "old".

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Replies:

Nobody's Perfect -- cherbourg, 22:25:53 12/19/00 Tue
- Re: everybody's fine, chinese title -- mingyee, 03:30:22 12/20/00 Wed
- Re: Nobody's Perfect -- Sirod nayrb, 02:33:25 12/21/00 Thu
Re: Everybody's fine, I love this movie -- Sirod nayrb, 02:26:27 12/21/00 Thu