Written & Directed by: Jay & Mark Duplass Full credits at IMDb
This shaggy-dog comedy-turned-melodramatic weepie—about fate, interconnectedness and the desire for meaning—opens with a monologue by the title character in defense of Signs, an apologia for meandering films whose narrative ramblings reflect our own unsteady pas de deux with fate. The plotty Jeff asks us not only to bear with its own tortuous storytelling, but to accommodate and appreciate the twists in our own life stories. Everything happens for a reason, follow your destiny—all that bunk.
Home to movie reviews of classic & contemporary cinema, American & international, where we agree with the Tomatometer 66% of the time (as of April 2012).
New!
We're now on Twitter, providing bite-sized assessments of movies that don't get the full-review treatment here on the blog. You can also become our fan on Facebook!
We encourage everyone to post comments; criticism shouldn't be the final word, but an entry point for discussion. We want to know what you think, so please let us know!
Cinepinion et al. are written by Henry Stewart, an editor at various Northside Media Group properties. He is a member of the On-Line Film Critics Society, and apologizes in advance for having any opinions.
http://www.henrycstewart.com
No comments:
Post a Comment