05-18-2006, 06:44 PM
The feel good hit of the evening, except for the really depressing parts.
Philip Seymour Hoffman did a fabulous job. Don't mention the fact he was in MI-III. His creepiness really pays off in the way he inhabits the character of Capote. It's amazing to watch his manipulatiions of everyone around him. In several case, he says people have always underestimated him. And they still did.
It was watching a tragedy unfold. And the tragedy was for Capote. He wanted his story to finish, but the man he befriended had to die in order for Capote to achieve his goal.
Worst of all, no gag or outtake real. What a ripoff.
Philip Seymour Hoffman did a fabulous job. Don't mention the fact he was in MI-III. His creepiness really pays off in the way he inhabits the character of Capote. It's amazing to watch his manipulatiions of everyone around him. In several case, he says people have always underestimated him. And they still did.
It was watching a tragedy unfold. And the tragedy was for Capote. He wanted his story to finish, but the man he befriended had to die in order for Capote to achieve his goal.
Worst of all, no gag or outtake real. What a ripoff.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit