An advertising executive, known for exhibiting sexist attitudes, loses his position as creative director to a woman: not long after he mysteriously gains the ability to hear the thoughts of women. He also has to deal with his 15 year old daughter.
A highly successful romantic comedy, full of amusing incidents, perfectly paced and scripted.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Year of Living Dangerously (1983)- 9/10
An Australian journalist begins his first foreign assignment in revolutionary Indonesia, assisted by a mysterious Indonesian photographer dwarf, and conducting a romance with an English woman.
The film describes excellently the ex-pat community but the most interesting element is the relationship between the journalist and his Indonesian friend, who behaves with an unusual mixture of kindness and egoism.
The film is very good at touching on the "unknowability" of others: this theme of "unknowability" can be seen as extended to an entire country.
The film describes excellently the ex-pat community but the most interesting element is the relationship between the journalist and his Indonesian friend, who behaves with an unusual mixture of kindness and egoism.
The film is very good at touching on the "unknowability" of others: this theme of "unknowability" can be seen as extended to an entire country.
Labels:
films 1983,
films rated 9/10,
Mel GIbson,
Peter Weir
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