10-20-2005, 06:55 PM
You have to love Tony Scott for trying. YOu only wish he could tell a story to match his visual complexity. I think Brother Ridley has come close to solving this problem, but for both of them it's still style over substance.
Domino is loosely based on the true story of Domino Harvey. From reports I've heard the part of the story that does actually contain some truth is the fact there was a person called Domino Harvey. After that, your guess is as good as mine as to the reliability of the story.
The best part of the story is crazed Reality Television producer played by Christopher Walkin. This time it's a happy go lucky psycho rather than a crazed just as soon look at you as kill you psycho. The celebrity hostages played by Ian Zierind and another one of the 90210 crowd as themselves was mildly amusing. Lucy Liu also did a good job.
But but but Once again the film was walking the cliff edge of mildly probably when they suddenly jumped off halfway through the picture. I really need the cliff notes to find out who did what. And there was a lot of WHAT?!?!? being done.
Domino is loosely based on the true story of Domino Harvey. From reports I've heard the part of the story that does actually contain some truth is the fact there was a person called Domino Harvey. After that, your guess is as good as mine as to the reliability of the story.
The best part of the story is crazed Reality Television producer played by Christopher Walkin. This time it's a happy go lucky psycho rather than a crazed just as soon look at you as kill you psycho. The celebrity hostages played by Ian Zierind and another one of the 90210 crowd as themselves was mildly amusing. Lucy Liu also did a good job.
But but but Once again the film was walking the cliff edge of mildly probably when they suddenly jumped off halfway through the picture. I really need the cliff notes to find out who did what. And there was a lot of WHAT?!?!? being done.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit
