Benny_
Elementary Penguin
Yeah d/l. Not having ever been to London, I had no problem with (or noticed anything peculiar) about how it was portrayed. Critics of the depiction of London are surely nitpickers though.If they had a problem with the depiction of the British upper class, I suppose there might be some reason for criticism (not that I'd pick that up either 
), but the setting is simply a secondary thing in this Woody Allen movie.
Upon 2nd viewing, Capote moves back into the top 10. Philip Seymour Hoffman delivers the best performance of the year, bar none. Clifton Collins Jr was very good as Perry Smith too.
Hmm.. I think I'll go read In Cold Blood again
), but the setting is simply a secondary thing in this Woody Allen movie.Upon 2nd viewing, Capote moves back into the top 10. Philip Seymour Hoffman delivers the best performance of the year, bar none. Clifton Collins Jr was very good as Perry Smith too.
Hmm.. I think I'll go read In Cold Blood again
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