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by jc_hall
Perhaps 'glamourizing' is a tad strong, but I feel that Spielberg viewed Louis and his Papa in a far too favourable light. Just because they take care of and provide for their extended family doesn't mean that the ends justify the means. Like you, I think they're just high-paid terrorists themselves.
Thanks for reading and commenting!
JC
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Jan 15 '06
9:32 am PST
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by trust12345
Very well-written review.
I can do without the glamourizing of such people.
I didn't find the French family glamourized so much as a kind of over-exaggeration of the European close-knit family bubbling over with generations (especially tons of grandkids and cousins) and dogs. Whether such idyll is glamour I'm not sure, but I still personally came away feeling Papa and Junior were high paid thugs and nihilists.
Anyway, very thoughtful and compact but rich essay-
John
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Jan 14 '06
7:43 am PST
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