I don't remember much about that movie, except that most of my friends hated it, but I think I mostly enjoyed it. The bit I recall most fondly is when Jude Law's character has to hear himself repeat the same story over and over and over, until his cocky smile disappears forever. I suppose the movie isn't as profound as it seems like it wants to be in the beginning, but it does have a few things to say. Also, this came out before Jude Law cheated, so it was worth watching just to see one of the Western World's most saintly and respectable leading men at work.
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Also, Mark Wahlburg was very funny in it.
Posted by: Elisabeth | November 26, 2007 at 01:57 AM