Mark_a
Prominent Member
- Joined
- May 27, 2005
- Messages
- 3,700
- Reaction score
- 1,050
- Points
- 728
I never said it was. Re-read the sentence. The music is misused, as I've repeatedly said, the film itself is often nonsensical in terms of plot.The music is not nonsensical
You do love to assume things.I can only assume that it's not the music you are having a problem
I don't really know why you want me to say something at odds with what I've said previously on more than one occasion. Here's another time. It's an okay film, nothing more, nothing less.I'd rather you just say "I don't like SUSPIRIA" or "I don't think SUSPIRIA is a very good film, because it's not scary or horrific"
You know, Pooch, for a would-be journalist your use of English is quite bizarre at times.than try to parlay your reasoning off
"Humanly reasonable" - what on earth is that supposed to mean, especially in this context?would at least be humanly reasonable.
Your logic is as bad as your English. Why would Titanic's score, which doesn't keep raising to false crescendos have anything to do with anything?Or, what about James Horner's score for TITANIC? Would you say his music similarly lead you up the garden path, bearing in mind the ship sinks at the end? Was that a surprise for you, also?!
Then again, having seen your levels of competence with English and simple logic, I guess I should've expected your honesty to be a par. Remember this little declaration of yours: "But, if you still honestly believe that SUSPIRIA does 'lead you up the garden path', then I'll let this debate fade away". Just couldn't do it could you?
Regards
Mark