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Hey! I am going to try and watch this film this week.
I have tracked it down at my local rental shop, so... I will post as soon as I can. :)
I should try to dig out the notes I have on it...
I watched Duplicity back when we first discussed the idea, so my memory of it is almost nil. I can't say I cared for it though. At the time, as I recall, I considered it a fast paced [sort of:] thriller. But in retrospect the story line was thin, and it seemed to rely on the jumbling of time lines for uniqueness.
Don't get me wrong, I love it when an author or film maker does that sort of thing, but not in this case. Although I was clear of the what, when and who of the film, it simply did not stay with me. There is no residual.....boy, "that was great!", for me at all.
Don't get me wrong, I love it when an author or film maker does that sort of thing, but not in this case. Although I was clear of the what, when and who of the film, it simply did not stay with me. There is no residual.....boy, "that was great!", for me at all.
I really enjoyed watching duplicity again. I saw it when it came out...but I enjoyed it a lot more this second time around.i found the idea that a corporation had replaced evolution....very interesting to the point where the corporation even controlled mating of the humans love life! It's not a science fiction movie at all...but parts of this concept of the over seeing all-powerful corporation seemed very sci-fi....
I've recorded this one recently and hope to watch it tonight.
We are watching...way behind 'schedule" today...I hope Suzanne or Andrew are kicking around...anyone else?
This movie has a lot of "battle of the sexes" and old-fashioned screwball comedy just under the surface. And it's a great twist on the genre of "spy film".