But Tornatore prefers the artistic heaviness. He ponders the ship in decline, in the wrecker's yard. He takes seriously 1900's insistence that dry land is too vast for him to visit, and he writes for the pianist a speech of true Anthony Newley flatulence about his upcoming welcome in heaven. The Legend of 1900 's CGI graphics are a little shoddier than even the ones used in Titanic . The music deserves further note.
Speed equals talent.
The essence of this adolescent view of perfectionism is preposterous. Fans know all too well about how the entire life work of some great musician can be reduced by time and neglect to a lone beat-up 78. And it's our own national embarrassment that so many geniuses of this era are only available in their native country on foreign-based labels. Metro Publishing Inc. Metroactive is affiliated with the Boulevards Network .