01-26-2017, 12:58 AM
What I mean is, I would have to have been tricked into watching A Serbian Film, but thankfully a friend who did see it told me all about it, so I can be knowledgeable about the film without having to endure it.
First time through your poem I didn't understand it, sounds like a guy just talking shit to the world while reinforcing his own righteous role within it with extra spunk. I didnt know what any of the numbers meant either.
Not terrible. Not having back story I think you just made it all up, hard to critique.
With the little information I have now on a Google search, it's still hard to critique, because I have no desire to watch the movie or read the book, 120 minutes representing 120 days of torture, so fact checking, shared experiences, i can't help.
So, the only reason I did the search, was because I figured it was too specific to just be made up, and I wanted to critique, I appreciate knowing about the 120 days movie now, since in the 70s they pushed the borders for torture entertainment, and I'd never heard of it before now. I also appreciate that knowing about it, I don't have to endure the act of watching it. Although it's probably graphically weaker than modern day horror. Seems like the movie 'Sleepers' was a cross between '120 days of Sodom' and 'Count of Monte Cristo'
Could it be more appealing to the uninformed audience? Maybe, does it have to be? Not necessarily,
First time through your poem I didn't understand it, sounds like a guy just talking shit to the world while reinforcing his own righteous role within it with extra spunk. I didnt know what any of the numbers meant either.
Not terrible. Not having back story I think you just made it all up, hard to critique.
With the little information I have now on a Google search, it's still hard to critique, because I have no desire to watch the movie or read the book, 120 minutes representing 120 days of torture, so fact checking, shared experiences, i can't help.
So, the only reason I did the search, was because I figured it was too specific to just be made up, and I wanted to critique, I appreciate knowing about the 120 days movie now, since in the 70s they pushed the borders for torture entertainment, and I'd never heard of it before now. I also appreciate that knowing about it, I don't have to endure the act of watching it. Although it's probably graphically weaker than modern day horror. Seems like the movie 'Sleepers' was a cross between '120 days of Sodom' and 'Count of Monte Cristo'
Could it be more appealing to the uninformed audience? Maybe, does it have to be? Not necessarily,
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