Review of Far from the Madding Crowd (2015) by Unladenswallow0 — 03 May 2015
Ill be complettely honest with you, I went into the wrong theatre. I originally intended to go see Paul Blart mall cop 2, and it took a good 20 minutes of intense sheperding and sheep suicide to make me question what film I was watching. Nevertheless I stayed anyway, though the place was filled with middle aged women, lustily groping at their filthy imaginations. Ifound that Far from the Madding crowd is a film about women. That sums it up nicely. Though there are technically more men in the lead roles, Bathshuba Everdeen Mall cop effectively overshadows the rest from the get go. But this fall apart toward then end when she eventually becomes tamed and end up marrying the shepard. (Which I doubt anyone saw coming, it was a complete surprise).
Anyway, the movie itself was fine. I enjoyed it to some degree, apart from the soldier boy's moustache which made me develop a fear of catterpilars for some reason. I found myself both aroused and pleased at the same time overall, though I would rather have seen Paul Blart running around as a fat security man.
This review of Far from the Madding Crowd (2015) was written by Unladenswallow0 on 03 May 2015.
Far from the Madding Crowd has generally received positive reviews.
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