digital cameras are better than digital commerce

Rating: Null/10 (8 March 2000)

I don't particularly like middle-class/middle-aged-but-never grown-up people living in sloth, so I won't go crazy about this movie, but it surely gives a hint about how to earn a day to young people who prefer digital cameras to digital commerce.
As for the originality, half of the situations of this movie
are telegraphed minutes before they happen (from the nabokovian love story down to the risible end) and THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT suggests deeper voyeuristic uses for a camcorder (spy the movements of souls, not bodys'!). Anyway, has anyone forgotten SUNSET BOULEVARD, SEX LIES & VIDEOTAPE, BODY DOUBLE and LOLITA (Kubrick's, not Lynne's)?
The tagline? I remember something similar: 'A man without hope is a man without fear'. It's something like 15 years old or so, and can be found in a comic book written by another great forgotten one: DAREDEVIL-BORN AGAIN by Mr.Frank Miller. Go check it out for real great scripting and solutions on how to react when the going gets tough.
This movie will be widely appreciated, win a lot of prizes and it will be studied in film classes years from now, because it was tailored exactly around the shape of the public it's meant to capture: those disappointed by the lack of sex in EYES WIDE SHUT and the lack of gore in BLAIR WITCH. To me, the only thing worth a second vision is Kevin Spacey's amazing performance.