If someone had told me I’d find a Lars von Trier movie so great, I wouldn’t have believed it. Of course, it starred Nicole Kidman, but he had managed to make an unbearable melodramatic piece of crap with Björk, so everything could still be feared.
Now what should be feared is what loving this movie says about me and the state of mind I’m in these days. I like to think there was a time when I wasn’t like that, I had some hope, almost even some faith in the human species — at least every other day. Now all I can convince myself with every other day is that maybe, some day, I’ll manage to find hope again.
What a pity that happy ending only happens in the movies.
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Atypik, 7 years ago:
Et bien tu es bien le seul que j'entends dire ça sur le film. En ce qui me concerne je n'ai pas du tout accroché ce film. Je le considère comme un des pires que j'ai pu voir au cinema. Je veux bien croire que je n'ai pas compris toutes les subtilités du film mais j'ai quand même du mal à comprendre tout ce succès qui en est sorti après le festival de canne.
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Hengsen, 7 years ago: