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ArcticMonkeys wrote:... She also has the least interesting role in the film too which is a shame.

I agree with you on that point, but I must confess that I quite enjoyed Blondie as a film.
The interplay between the sisters and their mother I thought was very well done. (Mean old cow that she was. )

I may have... um... nodded off.

fish wrote:

ArcticMonkeys wrote:... She also has the least interesting role in the film too which is a shame.

I agree with you on that point, but I must confess that I quite enjoyed Blondie as a film.
The interplay between the sisters and their mother I thought was very well done. (Mean old cow that she was. )

The two older sisters had the more interesting interactions and I agree the mum was a right old witch . I think they could have cut out Alex's young sister part or beefed it up more to make it far more interesting and had it all set in the Mother's house without all the parties and such and it could have been such a very good film. But it just felt very pretentious to me, glad to read you enjoyed it fish. I might watch it again to see if I was wrong.

Today I realized that I saw Mamouth movie confused with another film (one motorist) who had a very bad review. I'll download the true movie and I will comment something.

I judge Lukas by some critics that I read several sites and the film Mammuth of another filmmaker.

And without having seen his filmografy, I was wrong to do this topic.
I'm sorry.

I did must at least appear high defenders, here.

Santi wrote:... I was wrong ...

I try never to use such bad language Santi.

There are several films named Mammoth, or Mammut, but Lukas' film stars Gael García Bernal and Michelle Williams.
Have you seen the right one yet?