If you wanted Capote to die.....

Rating: 1/10 (5 June 2006)

.....I stand with you. There were so many problems with this film that made it a bear to watch.
1. Story - It seemed hours went by without anything happening. From the beginning until 20 minutes from the end you could cut and replace with four minutes so it would fit into a half hour on TV. I did feel a great deal of emotion at the end, but not because of the story.
2. Voice - I do not care how accurate your voice is to the real person, if it sounds bad stop it. It was nominated for many awards so it can not be that bad. His voice was the second part of this movie that annoyed me.
3. Direction - I can't hate the director because he just played with the plot given to him, but I know he deserves some blame too. So many emotions come to mind after seeing these broken, hacked up scenes displayed before me.
When watching the movie, the only bright part was when I heard him call the lady Harper Lee. I had heard of her, I hated her book, but I had heard of her.
I know not every movie can follow up "The Cave" and take my head and wrap it around such a stunning story as I felt watching "The Cave". I felt I liked these types of movies, but I was very wrong. I can't even classify Capote as it doesn't follow the rules of genre. It isn't a drama because to be a drama it needs a serious story. Capote didn't deliver. Now that I think about it Capote would be a Horror/Thriller. I found myself at the edge of my seat waiting for something to happen.
If Capote wasn't dead I'd kill him for inspiring this film.