Are we that snobbish? (spoiler)

Rating: 1/10 (12 October 2001)

I remember reading somewhere that Mr B.Pitt said that the significance of this film would be appreciated by people of next century.What does that mean? And who makes him the expert on people's thought in the next century? All I hope is that he should be born in the next century,so that I don't have to see his face and hear his name all the time while I am alive.
I am feeling increasingly that we as movie-goer are becoming snobbish all the time. It seems, nowadays movies are intended not for you to watch,but for you to interpret.Then, instead of taking coke and popcorn into cinemas, we should have a notebook and pencil at hand.
What this movie is all about,I don't know.And I am wondering how many of you people out there DO know what it is and why it is so "great".Are there really so many extreme situations and times in our lives? If it is,then staying normal should be viewed as something abnormal.After all,what is wrong with the ordinary men's life and feelings?Shouldn't movies display these instead of showing people the extreme cases all the time?
As to Mr Norton, I have but just one feeling:truly admiration.Of all the movies I have seen him playing, he is always suffering from a split personality.He must either be a complete nuts or the toughest guy alive,psychologically.And what is funny about people's high appreciation of him is that there must be so many of you who are living experts on abnormity of personality, otherwise how can you truly appreciate a thing weird as that.
Honestly, I HATE movies like this.It's so called "taste"only makes people snobbish.To me,it is far more noble to go to a movie,because you want to see a certain actor or actress,then because you are told this is one "DEEP" movie by those sick film critics.