“The Reader” in Japan
June 19th, 2009 by James
“The Reader” first started showing at theaters in the UK half a year ago, and over 30 countries have released the film since, with the DVD already released in a few markets. Here in Japan, it’s a “new” movie that will hit theaters today.
In case you’re wondering, here’s how it’s being advertised on Japanese TV:
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I guess the Weinstien brother couldn’t find a distributor for a long ass time. Well this kind of validates that fact that those two pudgy brothers are royally screwed.
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If you’re a pretentious snob, you’ll probably like this film. Otherwise most people will call it over complicated drivel. Save your money and wait until your wife rents it on DVD.
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Or you could just read the “famous” book, which this movie is based on.
Since it’s a German book, I had to read it in school. It was so-so. I didn’t see the movie yet.
It funny to see that not only German movie companies are giving foreign film differnt names. “愛を読む人”? Where does that come from??
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nothing about the war, it’s all about the love…yeap, that’s what this movie is all about.
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