We had to choose a movie for a Sunday afternoon. It had to be something domestic, some nice and easy... We chose Alfie, as we did not have many choices and it seemed to fit the description. We had had a long day so we only managed to stay awake for as long as we ate the cornflakes (the first half of the movie) and then... nothing managed to kept us awake.
To me, the only good points of the movie were:
1. It was shot in New York, and it's always nice to see again the Brooklyn Bridge :p.
2. 'It's OK, son, you screwed it. We all make mistakes, it's more important what you do next'. The philosophy of the whole movie comprised in a single phrase at the end of it. If only, those who needed this, heard these lines and gathered their meaning.
Tonight, we'll go see Mike Nichols' 'Closer' which sounds more promising.
To me, the only good points of the movie were:
1. It was shot in New York, and it's always nice to see again the Brooklyn Bridge :p.
2. 'It's OK, son, you screwed it. We all make mistakes, it's more important what you do next'. The philosophy of the whole movie comprised in a single phrase at the end of it. If only, those who needed this, heard these lines and gathered their meaning.
Tonight, we'll go see Mike Nichols' 'Closer' which sounds more promising.