Sunday, June 05, 2016

Chimney is on fire

Herman Melville wants to hear a story so he can utilize it building his next novel Moby Dick, thence an elderly seaman (Brendan Gleeson) tells a story of whalers. There were lots of - seemingly beautiful - scenes in the open sea, altho I reckon they were all generated in the safety of indoors studios. Looks terribly flat and stupid, kills away all the entertainment and adventure.
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