Watching Soderburgh's "Che" Part 2
Taverner
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Thu Nov-03-11 11:29 PM
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Watching Soderburgh's "Che" Part 2 |
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Watched Part 1 last night
A bit of hero worship, but otherwise a riveting 5 hours
Yes the whole two-part movie is that long
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ellisonz
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Fri Nov-04-11 04:54 AM
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Part 1 was naturally a bit more intriguing than Part 2.
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Fri Nov-04-11 11:34 AM
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2. Definitely - although Part 2 was good too |
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I don't think I looked at my watch during the entire 4 and a half hours...
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Fri Nov-04-11 02:34 PM
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Though there two different tones. I wonder if they could have fit Che's Congo period in there briefly as an epilogue to Part 1, or Prologue to Part 2. But then that may have detracted from both parts.
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Fri Nov-04-11 11:24 PM
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The first one showed the initial elation with victory
The second showed the deflation of defeat
And yet, both films took place in similar settings
Beautiful, that
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