Review of Cosmopolis (2012) by Sal J — 13 Jan 2013
I knew this was going to be a doozy when I selected it but I was curious to see Rob in something else besides Twilight and Elephants. My premonition was correct. This should not be called a movie or motion picture because there is very little movement here.
Every thing is static and dark with no contrast to save it. Then to add insult to injury there are the endless, dull, phiilosophical dia-monologues to endure. The only thing I liked about this movie was the conversations (Bob) had with his wife, a poet, from another stinking rich family to whom he has been married for several weeks without consummation.
They are basically negotiations about whether, when and where they will finally have sex. The poet wife is not too keen because she can smell the sex on him he's been having with various women in his stretch limo.
He claims it's not "the sex he's had" that she smells but the "sex he wants to have". Aaah men...so original!
This review of Cosmopolis (2012) was written by Sal J on 13 Jan 2013.
Cosmopolis has generally received mixed reviews.
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