Any one seen Constant Gardener? What did you think?

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Start date Sep 18, 2005
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The discussion centers around a recent movie adaptation of a John le Carré work. The film is described as a classic representation of le Carré's style, featuring strong performances that maintain viewer engagement. While the movie is deemed decent and worth watching, it lacks standout qualities that would make it exceptional. A notable point of critique is the plot element where a character could have simply published a report online, which some found illogical and detracting from the overall narrative. The viewer expresses a diminished interest in reading the book after watching the film.

Sep 18, 2005

EnumaElish

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Saw it yesterday. Classic Le Carre. Would probably have read the book but having watched the movie I don't think I will.

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Sep 18, 2005

loseyourname

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Decent movie. Nothing special but it was well-acted and kept me engaged. Worth the price of admission.

Sep 19, 2005

EnumaElish

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Actually, all she had to do was to publish the report on the Web. That didn't make sense at all.

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