Actually, let's make that several.
It seems that I'm no good at this game. I've got the best intentions, though, but just not as much time as I would like. And, I've been trying to work out how best to write about movies without spoiling the endings.
The thing is, I've always believed that if learning the ending to a movie (or book) ruined the experience then it wasn't very good to begin with. If you saw The Sixth Sense knowing the twist ending, you'll know what I mean. It may have been a revelation at the time, but too soon after it's become a punchline. So, with that in mind, expect plot spoilers. Mostly because I don't see how it's possible to properly analyze something without addressing multiple aspects. Consider this yet another warning.
Or, in the words of Lauren Hynde (who, incidentally, was much better in on the page than in celluloid although that's another post entirely. And, at this rate, I'll get to it in August 2007): Wow. Deal with it, Sean. It's over. Rock and Roll.
Ten points for you if you know the source.
Please note: I will be writing about a real live movie soon. Really.
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