Silence is Golden (2003/Eng subs)

Comment by Chig on November 29, 2009 at 10:45am

Hmmm... Damn Americans they don't know when to shut up.
There is some sort of mistake here. You meant to cast Aleks as the American right?
Hey nice beardless look. And even still there is some brilliant camera work here.

Comment by LtAdams2247 on November 29, 2009 at 11:33am

Aleks is way too likable to play the American ;-)

Comment by Pypermarru1 on November 29, 2009 at 11:55am

Delete Comment Salt stick? Sounds like a snack I would hate that I love ;0)

Beardless Lt, you look like a kid...ha. Adorable.

Your early stuff is really good. Now that I have seen some of your old stuff, I think the biggest difference is the tech advancment, giving the film a better look. Your stories and lay-out seem to have always been solid. You are gifted Peter, no doubt.

You should check out Guy Richie. He writes and directs all his own films. You both have an edge that I really enjoy.

Comment by BlancheNoE on November 29, 2009 at 12:37pm

Oh Peter,..that is SO, SO, SO good. It reminds me of the great old episodes of "Hitchcock Presents" or "Chiller Theater". I love the artistic license you took with the subtitles, i.e.
"Oh man" = "fucking hell". The subject matter is near and dear to my heart. I'd like to rent that team to take care of some of the assholes around here that think everyone else should listen to their loud, booming, tasteless (so called) music,..speaking of music, your soundtrack is brilliant. BRAVO !!!

Comment by SydTheSkeptic on November 29, 2009 at 1:05pm

I demand a sequel!! And then a prequel. But first a vodka & tonic.

Comment by LtAdams2247 on November 29, 2009 at 3:45pm

@pyper: I look like a kid cause back then I suppose I still was one. Not that I have grown up all that much since then ;-)
@Blanch: Right! You have a German in the house, I can't fool you with the subs. So you know about the part where they're actually talking about glow-in-the-dark dildos, I take it.
@Syd: The prequel to the early worx will have to suffice. I still don't like this flick ;-)

Comment by NatureJunkie on November 29, 2009 at 5:43pm

Blanche said exactly what I was thinking: Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Classic fodder for morbid chuckles. And the director even made a cameo appearance!

But actually, the only artist I can think of who consistently acts, directs, and composes his own scores is Clint Eastwood. You always impress me, Lieutenant. I mean General. Uh, I mean Colonel.

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