KarstenM
4Aug11
So it was true. AAAhhh. Can't wait.
The destructive nature of man's obsession with money. A fascinating final work.
Its easy to see where Haneke got his idea for Hidden from this film is a top draw work from a master director
Money ruins everything yet leaves it intact as the genesis of inexplicable violence. Bresson's economy is Haneke's ultimate grammar.
It is clear that Bresson shaped his adaptation to reveal his bleaker, more unapologetic views on the modern world, it also happens to contain some genuinely thrilling scenes - quite unusual from someone who admired and prevailed essence or "minimalism" - that seem to underline a scathing commentary. This is a devastating final feature.
Stunning. Bressons opus magnum is masterful in every possible way - this is one of the best films in the history of cinema. Michael Haneke is obviously a huge fan. A+
What the hell is with the subtitles?? Almost every copy I've gotten has the same nonsensical translation. I managed to download one .srt file with the correct translation, but then the timing is messed up cause I'm not using it with it's matching video file. Anyone know of a link to a proper version, torrent or otherwise? I'm afraid of buying or renting it, since the nonsensical translation had to come from somewhere
"Oh, money, visible God, what wouldn't we do for you?". Seems the old man had lost his faith.