DanR
Supporting Actor
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- Dec 27, 1998
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Obi,
To answer your question, "Yes". I own MANY "fun" movies, but there's nothing fun about this movie.
Do people really need to buy Driven to get a visceral experience in their home theaters? Absolutely not. There are plenty of demo-grade soundtracks out there on movies that are at least watchable.
I'm sure Warner Bros. has created a technically superior disc, and I appreciate their efforts on this DVD, but again I have to strongly caution people about buying this movie. It is easily the worst movie I've seen in years.
Then again, people say the same stuff about The Phantom Menace. Defenders of that movie offer the same statement you did, "Don't you people know how to have fun?". Different strokes for different folks, though there is certainly no need to question the judgement/opinions of people if they don't agree with what you consider to be "entertainment" (for you).
Regards,
Dan
[Edited last by DanR on August 30, 2001 at 05:21 PM]
To answer your question, "Yes". I own MANY "fun" movies, but there's nothing fun about this movie.
Do people really need to buy Driven to get a visceral experience in their home theaters? Absolutely not. There are plenty of demo-grade soundtracks out there on movies that are at least watchable.
I'm sure Warner Bros. has created a technically superior disc, and I appreciate their efforts on this DVD, but again I have to strongly caution people about buying this movie. It is easily the worst movie I've seen in years.
Then again, people say the same stuff about The Phantom Menace. Defenders of that movie offer the same statement you did, "Don't you people know how to have fun?". Different strokes for different folks, though there is certainly no need to question the judgement/opinions of people if they don't agree with what you consider to be "entertainment" (for you).
Regards,
Dan
[Edited last by DanR on August 30, 2001 at 05:21 PM]