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Originally Posted by Junkyard Donner
It really is. The films main criticism is that the sex scenes are gratuitous and pornographic but anyone who's read the novel knows how important it is to the plot line.
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I saw this today and the first thing that bothered me is the title. No blue isn't a warm color it's a cool color but whatever artistic liberty and all that jazz.
The author of the source material doesn't even approve of the sex scenes. They seemed high ridiculous to me as well. It didn't really match with a couple that was truly in love. It wasn't passionate/tender but more like let's f
uck like we are in a porno. Other than that I have no problems with the movie.
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Originally Posted by Exoskeletal
The Counselor
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I wish I had looked to see if this was on Netflix. I ended up paying for it on demand. I didn't mind it but I also did what you did. Half way through the movie I went to wikipedia to read the plot line to figure out parts that I missed. I didn't mind it for what it was but it was definitely a bit disappointing. I wouldn't give as low of a score as you did but the Cameron Diaz scene was worth the time I spent on the movie along with a hitman that comes along later. Won't spoil it for people that still want to see it.