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re: Finally Saw "Silence." Fantastic.
Posted on 4/21/17 at 10:05 am to Patrick_Bateman
Posted on 4/21/17 at 10:05 am to Patrick_Bateman
Finally saw it. I'd put it up there with Scorcese's best films. In away, it's the movie he's spent his whole career working towards. He's always been a very Catholic director, and his Catholicism has informed even his non-religious movies (think Harvey Keitel in Mean Streets) and of course the Last Temptation of Christ.
But this is a visually stunning movie that also clearly owes a great debt to Kurosawa. He's trying to ape the master's ability to shoot landscapes, and he finally has the ability to do so.
But he also is able to adapt a book that is largely one character's internal struggle into a visual experience. This book has long been thought to be impossible to adapt, but I think he absolutely nailed it. The final shot was perfect as well.
I loved it.
But this is a visually stunning movie that also clearly owes a great debt to Kurosawa. He's trying to ape the master's ability to shoot landscapes, and he finally has the ability to do so.
But he also is able to adapt a book that is largely one character's internal struggle into a visual experience. This book has long been thought to be impossible to adapt, but I think he absolutely nailed it. The final shot was perfect as well.
I loved it.
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