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Spiwak · 10-18-2006, 03:49 AM

I didn't incredibly like either Pi or Requiem. They both seemed a little immaturely focused on style rather than imagery or composition. It was clear at least in Requiem that Aronofsky has talent that I'm sure will be put to better use as he gets older.

I love that one genre that can only be described as philosophical/thought-provoking disguised as sci-fi, a la 2001 and Solaris, or nearly anything by Cronenberg. Which is why I'm looking forward to this and Cuaron's Children of Men.

10-18-2006, 03:49 AM	#1692
Spiwak is not wierd Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,148	I didn't incredibly like either Pi or Requiem. They both seemed a little immaturely focused on style rather than imagery or composition. It was clear at least in Requiem that Aronofsky has talent that I'm sure will be put to better use as he gets older. I love that one genre that can only be described as philosophical/thought-provoking disguised as sci-fi, a la 2001 and Solaris, or nearly anything by Cronenberg. Which is why I'm looking forward to this and Cuaron's Children of Men. __________________ Spiwak! It's Kawips spelled backwards!