Show-off movie from our top director. Lots of camera moves and fast editing. It's like a TV series edited down to two hours. Good setting and recreation of the late '60s/early '70s but the story isn't up to much and Murphy's character is not likeable. Another problem is that when a good scene arrives we're on to a new one in a different location a minute later! Lots of good songs on the soundtrack but they get played more than once during the movie. The kind of film everyone thinks is great when it's getting made but not worth a second viewing. Jordan seems to be trying to show new Irish filmmakers 'this is how it's done!'. Shame Pluto's not a planet anymore?
Thursday, 7 October 2010
Breakfast on Pluto
Show-off movie from our top director. Lots of camera moves and fast editing. It's like a TV series edited down to two hours. Good setting and recreation of the late '60s/early '70s but the story isn't up to much and Murphy's character is not likeable. Another problem is that when a good scene arrives we're on to a new one in a different location a minute later! Lots of good songs on the soundtrack but they get played more than once during the movie. The kind of film everyone thinks is great when it's getting made but not worth a second viewing. Jordan seems to be trying to show new Irish filmmakers 'this is how it's done!'. Shame Pluto's not a planet anymore?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Master of the world
Dated movie from the 1960s with Vincent Price trying to stop wars around the world. He uses an airship to attack from the sky. A group of ...
-
Ah, maybe not the best decade for cinema but there were some decent Irish movies made back then. Some are forgotten, others didn't make ...
-
Scanned (read) the issues from that year and here are some interesting points and quotes: 'Male, pale, and stale' - description o...
No comments:
Post a Comment