I will be in an airplane at this time tomorrow, so this is my last diary in Vancouver this year. Unfortunatelly it was rainy today and I couldn't ride on bicycle nor sail. I went to Sivercity Riverport, which is a large theater in Richmond. It has about 20 theater within a large, flat building. As it was weekday and raingin hard, there were few people in the building. I chose "Team America" as my last film in Vancouver. It is brand new and popular puppet play. But unbeliavably there was no one except me in the large theater room. I felt lucky because it was literally my private theater! But on the half way of the film, I felt something strange; no one laughs at funny scenes. It isn't like a theater. The space and the screen of the theater is too large for one person, and I felt a bit of lonliness.
Anyway, the film itself was a very bad and very funny, ironical comedy. I couldn't count the number of f-words, violent scenes, and sexual expressions in it. If real actors and actresses played the same things, this film would be prohibitted in most theaters, but all the actors and actresses are marionettes, and that allows the film to be ultimately abandoned.
I will be in an airplane at this time tomorrow, so this is my last diary entry from Vancouver this year. Unfortunately it was rainy today and I couldn't ride my bicycle or sail. I went to Sivercity Riverport, which is a large theater in Richmond. It has about 20 theaters within a large, flat building. As it was a weekday and raining hard, there were few people in the building. I chose "Team America" as my last film in Vancouver. It is a brand new and popular puppet play. But unbelievably there was no one except me in the large theater room. I felt lucky because it was literally my private theater! But half way through the film, I felt something strange; no one was laughing at the funny scenes. It isn't like a theater. The space and the screen of the theater is too large for one person, and I felt a bit lonely.
Anyway, the film itself was very bad but very funny; ironical comedy. I couldn't count the number of f-words, violent scenes, and sexual expressions in it. If real actors and actresses played the same parts, this film would be prohibited in most theaters, but all the actors and actresses are marionettes, and that allows the film to be ultimately abandoned.
Posted by: Corrector | October 30, 2004 at 08:53 AM