Last night I finally finished watching "Cache" (Hidden), a French-language movie directed by an Austrian. It runs to about 1 hour 53 minutes, but it took me three viewings to complete - one on the DVD at home a couple of weeks ago, then on my laptop in bed at my mum's place last week, then finally last night on my laptop in bed.
The movie itself is a little "arthouse" - not at all the standard Hollywood stuff. It leaves more questions than answers. And watching it in bits in different places was strangely appropriate.
The previous feature film I rented was Amelie (also French) which I also watched in bits.
At the moment I'm just not prepared to commit practically two hours non-stop to watching a movie and I'm certainly not prepared to commit to being in front of the TV at a particular time to watch a series. So we rent "24" on DVD, four episodes at a time. At around 45 minutes an episode, it's easy to squeeze in at the end of the day between other activities such as reading to the kids, piano practice and sleep. Perfect.
Tuesday, 13 February 2007
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