There aren't enough movies of the best Leading men, our best male
genre offerings from Hollywood
cast with nice enough mates, such as
actress Michelle Pfeiffer here. Neither Al Pacino nor Robert Deniro
have
been done any justice at all in this regard, by a mindset which mainly
seethes with envy of their greatness
in my own view of matters on the
planet in this regard - and this includes hollywood all along I submit
with care.
The only comment I seem to have to make once again
about a movie plot such as this one is
a scene in particular where Al
Pacino in all the brilliance there is to be found on the planet
offers
himself with all the love he can offer to Michael Pfeiffer's character
while imploring her not
to pass up a chance that may not come again
in life for them. Incredulously, a gay man from
across the hall walks in
on the conversation and escorts Al Pacino out of the room (would you
believe)
in the middle of Al Pacino's great moment of sanity for both
him and Michelle Pfeiffer, yet this interfering fella who comes in with
the idea that he is "protecting" Michelle Pfeiifer from being "upset" is
able to be
scripted this way, in an obvious insult to the human spirit
which is present in the room, in gross miscalculation
of the outcome I
say ultimately once the scene has been absorbed and fully digested.
Time to end
this nonsensical re-programming of human consciosness
by a mindset set against a better spirit
prevailing in this scene and on
the planet i submit with care. Lucky the
meddling "prick" didn't end up
requiring "nursing care" for his stupid stunt eh fellas! Leave loving human
folks alone to have a life eh, without godforsaken ideas of jealousy
etc etc etc getting involved, I submit with care and admonishment as
is
in fact Christianly called upon for men of conscience to make all
aware in such
matters as I see it now, after all too long a wait I figure.
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)
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