One good scene

Rating: Null/10 (9 November 2004)

I love films so much that the idea of falling asleep in one in a movie theater makes me sad. But I did, and it happened in this movie. I have to say that the best part of this film is the scene with Alfred Molina. It was so representative and indicative of how social situations work, that was just beautiful. Everything else just wasn't my bag. It had this feeling to it, this tempo that drove me a bit crazy, drove me to sleep. It was like the jazz of cinema--always playing behind, over, under, but never with the beat. But I did get to see it with foreign subtitles, which made even the dull scenes hilarious at times. For example, IHOP was translated to "Il bar del'angolo" (the bar on the corner). Ah, good times.