Review of Sophie's Choice (1982) by Kyle M — 28 Jun 2016
A film that circles around a character with an unveiling past by diegetic patience, bloating the melodrama while trying out aesthetics to help justify the length as a distraction from the slow pacing. The successful quality was typically the performances, particularly Meryl Streep at her usual level of talents getting into character well.
Despite how well adapted it turned out on film, it faltered to be an okay film as a one-time viewing after witnessing the titular character's story in the present and the past's horrible outcome that's not watchable.
(B-).
This review of Sophie's Choice (1982) was written by Kyle M on 28 Jun 2016.
Sophie's Choice has generally received very positive reviews.
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