Beneath the surface of middle class life, there's always some darkness lurking... But all you can do is love and care...
It's kind of naive and a lot of these types of stories come across just as that. But sometimes it's just the type of film you need. It doesn't shy away from showing us the limits of human depravity but also lets us know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel..
Dennis Hopper's Frank Booth…
A weird but slightly moving work when you take it as Coppola's final statement. A director who spent his career bringing his family into the business, closing his final movie with a family on the screen. He leaves us with messages of dreaming big and doing the impossible.
Unfortunately, the movie is difficult to follow due to the writing and pace. There's sort of a structure and tension does rise but by the time that comes around - I didn't…
Blue Spring is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I was really looking forward to it after seeing the poster, trailer, reviews and synopsis. I paid £1.99 to see it on Amazon. I want that £1.99 back.
Blue Spring makes no sense. I don't want to compare it to The Room because at least that movie is entertaining in it's terribleness. This movie has no real structure, characters or even themes. In Blue Spring, things just happen. Characters…
