Savages won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I liked it a lot.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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I think Philip Seymore Hoffman is a phenomenal actor. It's almost impossible for me not to like anything that he's in. I need to remember to rent this sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteThis was my first exposure to Hoffman. I've got to get Capote.
ReplyDeleteMe too! I just finished it last night. For being such serious subject matter it was pretty darn funny.
ReplyDeleteCapote is good, and really only for Hoffman's acting. I prefer him in less stylized roles, really, though.
ReplyDeleteI think you'd like Capote and Charlie Wilson's War.
ReplyDeleteThe "Blue Angel" scene made me laugh out loud, Alea.
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely be adding Capote and Charlie Wilson's War to the queue.