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Is Revolutionary Road Too Mad Men?
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Is Revolutionary Road Too Mad Men? |
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Great book - and I'll definitely be seeing the movie.
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That said, I know what this year's Xmas Day movie will be . . .
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And FUCK NO this shit is nothing like Mad Men. Mad Men rules.
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Hard to pull off in a 2 hour movie.. the trailer makes me feel like I already know what it's about. But i'm a big fan of Cheever's stories, so the Yates book sounds like something I'll pick up.
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Full disclosure: I also love Titanic and all its cheesy glory.
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Anyway, I don't think I've been impressed by Leo since Gilbert Grape. I think Titanic sucked the acting life out of him and he's been phoning it in ever since. Shame...
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The Departed is the only thing I've ever seen DiCaprio in and not thought "Hey, I'm watching Leonardo DiCaprio!"
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I did enjoy The Beach a whole fuck of a lot.
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Thank you kindly!
If James Cameron's "Titanic" speaks, in at least a number of ways, about how the Academy's idea of 'best picture' is often seriously warped, then I don't want to begin to think about what this guy will do to "Revolutionary Road".
You may think Leo and Kate were pretty damn good in "Titanic" (even if they often weren't) after Mendes gets through with them.
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Part of why I love Mad Men is the way the Drapers bring the essence of and a twist on Revolutionary Road to life. (Although Don is actually cooler, I do think Betty has a lot of unspoken April in her.)
And now compared to Hamm and Jones, well, I'm just not as interested in Leo and Kate.
Which is a bummer, because I was once really looking forward to this.
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