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Posted On: September 4th 2008
Posted By: Adam Coozer
Source: The Dispatch |
Wow, you know a movie's gonna be bad when its director describes it as "stupid" and a "terrible experience".
Sci-fi thriller's high ideas are buried under the rubble
Someone recently described "Babylon A.D." as being "pure violence and stupidity," and that "parts of the movie are like a bad episode of '24.'''
It sounds like a quote from a scathing critical review, taking the film to task for its dumbed down, derivative aesthetic. But it's not - it's a quote from the director himself, Mathieu Kassovitz, taken from an interview for AMCtv.com.
Kassovitz goes on to describe a nightmare production, saying, "I never had a chance to do one scene the way it was written or the way I wanted it to be. The script wasn't respected. Bad producers, bad partners, it was a terrible experience." When a film's director tells you his movie is terrible, you know something's wrong.
Read the full article here. |
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