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"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure."
Monday, November 03, 2003
Movie Review No.4
The Human Stain (Rating: 3)
This time, critics were right. Nicole is very great as always, but it is waste of talent. Although I expected, it's kind of gross that Anthony Hopkins are kissing and making love with Nicole. Who said this is one of the Oscar candidates? I think they confused this with Cold Mountain or Hannibal.
Hopkins played professor (looks based on real one), who was born in black family, but whose skin was not dark. He kept telling his wife that his parents were dead so as to hide his race. And one day (after his wife died), he met Nicole (very abruptly!!) and become her boyfriend (,which I still don't understand why!). I wish other guy had played his role...
Hopkins also became friends with a writer acted by Gary Sinise, who keeps me reminded of Tim Russert of Meet the Press (NBC). See: http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800024193&cf=gen&intl=us
And: http://www.msnbc.com/news/102219.asp?cp1=1
Sorry, the story is not such too simple! If you are very sensitive to people's mind and human relationship, this movie may be interesting you. It's too deep for me though
The Human Stain (Rating: 3)
This time, critics were right. Nicole is very great as always, but it is waste of talent. Although I expected, it's kind of gross that Anthony Hopkins are kissing and making love with Nicole. Who said this is one of the Oscar candidates? I think they confused this with Cold Mountain or Hannibal.
Hopkins played professor (looks based on real one), who was born in black family, but whose skin was not dark. He kept telling his wife that his parents were dead so as to hide his race. And one day (after his wife died), he met Nicole (very abruptly!!) and become her boyfriend (,which I still don't understand why!). I wish other guy had played his role...
Hopkins also became friends with a writer acted by Gary Sinise, who keeps me reminded of Tim Russert of Meet the Press (NBC). See: http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800024193&cf=gen&intl=us
And: http://www.msnbc.com/news/102219.asp?cp1=1
Sorry, the story is not such too simple! If you are very sensitive to people's mind and human relationship, this movie may be interesting you. It's too deep for me though
