Originally Posted By: Friendly Neighborhood Ray-man
your point? he said he didn't like Norton movies so I asked about the two famous ones.
Originally Posted By: Pariah
I knew better than to take the risk with another Norton movie after The Illusionist so I have no one to blame but myself.
Meaning his performance has gone down-hill since then.
I actually find that it started with 25th Hour, but The Illusionist just solidified his mediocrity.
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"propaganda?" the whole point of the movie was about how hatred consumed him and how that hatred had destructive consequences for his life and family. If it had a stance it was anti-hate anti-violence.
Yes. And that message was propaganda-laden. The movie posited that all of his hate was born of conservative ideals and anti-socialist tendencies.
When he gets out of prison, it's not just the hate he loses. All of his opinions change. It outright stated that one lead to the other.
