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SnowFire
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New York City, NY
Jan 1970 time: 00:25
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First off, I'd like to say that I am not some pretentious art film lover. My taste runs more towards things like Minority Report than talky dramas- there's some thought, but it's not just people philosophizing. In other words, I generally distrust and don't see films like this.
That said, I thought The Hours was excellent. One of the best films of the year, even. That said, I suppose I can see why you didn't like it. To give an example from the film's score- it's a fine line between hypnotic and repetitive, and I feel it stayed on the right side. The same with the plot. I was absolutely on the edge of my seat waiting for something to happen- and it did, eventually. Maybe it's just because Virignia Woolf was such a nutty and interesting figure, and the parallels were just different enough to keep me guessing.
I will say no more for fear of spoiling the film, except to avoid reviews of this movie like the plauge. I checked them on a lark after seeing the movie, and most of them (Ebert, the NY Times) spoil the movie wildly. It's best to go in knowing practically nothing other than that it's a good movie. I think the Washington Post had a review that didn't actually spoil it, which was good.
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Loif
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I'm reading "The Hours" right now. It's a hard book to get into. Hopefully it will pick up soon.
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