william ahearn wrote:
Hey,
It would be easy to recap Nicholas Cage's career and add a dash of
schadenfreude. To me, that's a pointless endeavor – sort of like
writing about movies on Facebook – and what's interesting here is
this particular movie.
This particular movie is about a successful and well-known chef
whose life took a hard turn and he now lives in the forest with his truffle-rooting pig. His life is lived with the pig and cooking or
selling truffles and not much else. Then, he's beaten up and the pig
is kidnapped.
And thus begins a sort of chase or revenge film and it doesn't
follow the usual clichés or plot points. I went in cold and I advise
the same. It's an odd and slow movie that is credible and at times
moving without being covered in schmaltz. Forget the bad buzz and just
watch the movie.
I truly admire Nicolas Cage. His talent is
amazingly beautiful. He is not picky with projects. Big or small he
gives everything he could and he just shines! Congratulations! Hope
you'll find your truffle pig!
This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=602840959#602840959
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