Watching a movie like this makes me really think that the future of interesting american cinema is in television. This is a movie that has the production value of a theatrical movie and the gray (not black and white) characters of something like Lawrence of Arabia. People are sell outs. People are three dimensionally portrayed. They aren't cardboard heros and villians. There isn't the "good guy in the end" that infiltrates so many other movies.
Great cast and great cinematography. Well done, guys. Keep up the great work.
Now if we can only find the original film, wouldn't that be something?
Great cast and great cinematography. Well done, guys. Keep up the great work.
Now if we can only find the original film, wouldn't that be something?