I watched it last Saterday. I really liked the film, though it was a bit distarbing/distressing/depressing in some places. Good soundtracks as well.
It was like watching someone's nightmere. I don't think a problem like that would arise and left unsolved in future though, do you? Or am I too optimistic?
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Originally posted by kyueI didn't know there was a movie out. The book was excellent.
I watched it last Saterday. I really liked the film, though it was a bit distarbing/distressing/depressing in some places. Good soundtracks as well.
It was like watching someone's nightmere. I don't think a problem like that would arise and left unsolved in future though, do you? Or am I too optimistic?
EDIT: By the way, the correct title is "Children of Men". 😉
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Originally posted by rbmorrisA brilliant film. Highly recommended. I haven't read the book by P.D. James, so I can't compare the film with the book though..
I didn't know there was a movie out. The book was excellent.
Edit: Yes, "Children of Men", not "Child of Men". Appologies..😳
Originally posted by kyueMy wife really enjoys P.D. James. She does mostly murder mysteries. I think this book was kind of a departure for her. Anyway, the book was great. I'll have to make a point of seeing the movie. Thanks.
A brilliant film. Highly recommended. I haven't read the book by P.D. James, so I can't compare though.
Originally posted by rbmorrisBrian Aldis first wrote about this theme in his book, Greybeard (1964). The idea is not original. The film is excellent, though.
My wife really enjoys P.D. James. She does mostly murder mysteries. I think this book was kind of a departure for her. Anyway, the book was great. I'll have to make a point of seeing the movie. Thanks.