Strength needs no excuse, the past is pointless, just because it happened to you doesn’t make it interesting, and the things you apologize for are the things you want.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
Strength needs no excuse, the past is pointless, just because it happened to you doesn’t make it interesting, and the things you apologize for are the things you want.
I can absolutely understand why this screen adaptation of a play would rub critics the wrong way. Plus, folks showing up for the cast might write this off as self-indulgent catnip for actors rather than the crime flick that the poster’s slick suits and “Martin Scorsese Presents” promises.
I thought it was great. Navel gazing undercutting itself, the poet warrior on a righteous path to forge a singular vision as bumbling everyman. By sheer will alone you can be kind of a dick and make it into the machine. Or kill people. Or be killed.
The most important thing is that the alien from Metamorphosis: The Alien Factor costars alongside Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken, and Griffin Dunne.
