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The Red Violin - fpw - 09-07-2005
Can't say much more than captivating, fascinating, cool. Uniquely structured. (On a side note, I found the scenes involving the Red China's Cultural Revolution upsetting -- and proof of my assertion that, as far as individual liberty is concerned, the only difference between fascism and communism is the rhetoric.)
FF= 1 (during the Cultural Revolution sequence)
The Red Violin - Scott Miller - 09-07-2005
fpw Wrote:Can't say much more than captivating, fascinating, cool. Uniquely structured. (On a side note, I found the scenes involving the Red China's Cultural Revolution upsetting -- and proof of my assertion that, as far as individual liberty is concerned, the only difference between fascism and communism is the rhetoric.)
FF= 1 (during the Cultural Revolution sequence)
I enjoyed this movie also. Great international cast. It reminded of a similar movie called Twenty Bucks, which followed the life of a $20 bill.
The Red Violin - smithers52 - 09-08-2005
It's a bit sad in certain parts. For example when the kid dies.
The Red Violin - Weatherford - 09-10-2005
I really enjoyed this movie, too! I just wish the actually playing had been more historically accurate.
Oh, well, can't have everything, and Joshua Bell did a gorgeous job...