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   From: femanuel@sympatico.ca   
      
   "Tom Loepp"  wrote in message   
   news:3FF5E37E.E1A0E6D5@mindspring.com...   
   Perforations on stamps? Sounds like you almost expect some sort of   
   plausibility in a Woo movie. Not a director that I expect much from other   
   than the trademark airborn-stuntmen-from-trampolines-after-the-explosion   
   routines. When it rents for a dollar at the grocery store I'll still have   
   to think twice about getting taken. Writing is key to a good film but it   
   hasn't shown itself in one of his films yet. ´:¬p   
      
   Awwww. So hard on him. He is trying to use a medium of violence as a canvas   
   for his art. I just got back from Paycheck and while it wasn't a deep movie,   
   it was a fun action movie - something you can rely on John Woo for. I love   
   the strategic placement of doves in the movies, you know things are about to   
   turn around when... it was especially appropriate in this one. If you don't   
   like his films don't bother - but if you do like a good action film then   
   this is a good one.   
      
   Now having said it is not a deep film - I should say that this film does   
   explore its subject well , but that is likely the PKD influence rather than   
   Woo, Woo just makes it fun.   
      
   Frank   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)