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Sandy Meisner plays the meek and mild scientist and Christine Envall, Australia's most muscular woman, fills out the role of the hulking scientist.
TEN years ago, the film Rubber was shown to me by a friend. It's about a caveman who gets his first pair of swimming trunks and proceeds to spend the rest of his life naked in the water. He marries his friend's sister and brings her back to their cave. She learns to hunt for food, and when the food runs out, she cooks the meal on the hot ash from the fireplace. This seems to be the film's sole attempt to comment on the environment. But as far as I could see, it went nowhere.
Most early films have been made with two major roles - the bad guy and the damsel in distress. The situation has been somewhat different lately, with more filmmakers attempting to make social comment. And in my view, the best of them make the best films, while the worst are embarrassing.
Most people know that Sydney-born writer/director Peter Weir is probably Australia's greatest filmmaker. But many know only a few of his films, none of them classics. Weir has many strengths, but one that makes him unique is the way he combines a good story with good characters. He hasn't made a bad film, although I wouldn't want to put him up against the likes of Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Ingmar Bergman and John Cassavetes.
WITH his latest film, Dead Poets Society, he has displayed two abilities that have not always been evident in his earlier work. The first is his ability to create a totally convincing scene. He did it in Days of Thunder. In Dead Poets Society, the final sequences are so convincing that we hardly notice the number of improbabilities. How else can you explain the ludicrous fall of a Washington, DC building? How else can you explain the wild, unrealistic speech of a teacher called John Keating (Robin Williams) to his class of prefects? If you think it was an accident, you haven't seen any of his films.
WERE dealing with something in days of thunder, and somebody asked me about it, I would have said "that was a total accident". It wasn't "intentional" or anything like that. I was just responding to a visual need.
In days of thunder, one of the characters says, "We should be like the dead.
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