041. (29 Jan) Shining Through (1992, David Seltzer) 16
It'd be possible to disregard the plot of Shining Through if it wasn't entirely about the plot. Despite production value and a somewhat reputable cast, the film just uses them to put a completely nonsensical story front and center. If ever there was a time to let style rule over substance, this was it. The script is just so far-fetched and terrible, and Melanie Griffith is wretched trying to play a utilitarian, yet career-minded American spy. Earning the Razzie for Worst Picture while being about WWII and the Holocaust is no easy task, but this couldn't deserve the distinction more.
041. Shining Through
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Labels:
1992,
john gielgud,
Liam Neeson,
melanie griffith,
Michael Douglas
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