English journalist David Frost recently died. He was of course best known for interviewing disgraced ex-president Richard Nixon and shaming Nixon into admitting that he had put the country through a lot of suffering.
What's this got to do with Fernando Meirelles's "360"? The Frost/Nixon interviews got depicted in a play by Peter Morgan, later made into a movie by Ron Howard. Morgan also wrote the screenplay for "360", which he adapted from "La Ronde". This movie's connection to the Frost/Nixon interviews is obviously looser than the connections that the characters in Vienna, Paris, London and Colorado have with each other, but I still see it. The movie itself isn't bad, although I thought that it drug on a little long. It's still worth seeing, although "City of God" remains Meirelles's best movie.
What's this got to do with Fernando Meirelles's "360"? The Frost/Nixon interviews got depicted in a play by Peter Morgan, later made into a movie by Ron Howard. Morgan also wrote the screenplay for "360", which he adapted from "La Ronde". This movie's connection to the Frost/Nixon interviews is obviously looser than the connections that the characters in Vienna, Paris, London and Colorado have with each other, but I still see it. The movie itself isn't bad, although I thought that it drug on a little long. It's still worth seeing, although "City of God" remains Meirelles's best movie.