Emily Elizabeth Dickinson delights in modern life as she returns to her home town, Amherst, Massachusetts in the year of her 175th birthday.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Movie Review: Todos Estamos Invitados
Todos Estamos Invitados is a cheesy attempt at a thriller, with hackneyed plot, characters, and storyline. Whether its Basque bad guys speaking Spanish with a gratuitous bit of Basque thrown in, or the stressed out lovers falling in the sand on the beach in San Sebastian, its pretty fake. It fails to connect with any universals that touch people who live with terrorism and nationalist sentiments. Shots of the Basque sociedades (communal kitchen/social eating clubs) and food are hunger-inducing, even if
ham-handed, but that's about all that seemed genuine in this movie. From whatever point of view whether ETA, anti-ETA, or simple moviegoer trying to appreciate a particular story that touches a human universal, this movie is a failure.
My rating: One txikitxa sessena (little bull) out of a possible ten. IMDB is kinder, but not much.
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