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The Reel Geezers, and Hoffman in "The Master"
Cranky screenwriter Lorenzo Semple Jr., after some "rest and refreshment," and feisty producer Marcia Nasatir bring a veteran perspective to the movies. Their "The Master" debate is both spirited and charming. They talk about Scientology, Philip Seymour Hoffman's "superb" acting and ask what the point of the movie is. Lorenzo says that he might have rather spent the time in the bar.
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1 Comment
Brian | October 1, 2012 12:03 PM
I agree with them. I didn't seen any point to this movie either. I don't care how well-made it is if there's nothing to involve me in the story or characters. Does that make me an old geezer, too?