Is it just me or is there a constant feeling that there's a lot of set up dialogues and impromptu pauses to force out speeches?
Like the instances of Marc Anthony saying "yea..white diamond..yea..i love it..yea.." (this goes on for 2 minutes and happens A lot to different people throughout the film) and Dorrington being strapped onto the pipe apparatus in his workshop and pretending to fly for far too long looking kind of, as the film puts it, stupid stupidity?
Don't get me wrong though, this has got some of the best footage and music score i've seen and heard, but is it really trying far too hard to be a no holds barred documentary? I would gladly give it an 8, but the weird forced and set up dialogues really brought it down.
Like the instances of Marc Anthony saying "yea..white diamond..yea..i love it..yea.." (this goes on for 2 minutes and happens A lot to different people throughout the film) and Dorrington being strapped onto the pipe apparatus in his workshop and pretending to fly for far too long looking kind of, as the film puts it, stupid stupidity?
Don't get me wrong though, this has got some of the best footage and music score i've seen and heard, but is it really trying far too hard to be a no holds barred documentary? I would gladly give it an 8, but the weird forced and set up dialogues really brought it down.