Comments on: Twists, Turns and Dead Ends: Orphan, A Perfect Getaway, The Uninvited http://www.moviesaboutgladiators.com/2010/01/twists-turns-and-dead-ends-orphan-a-perfect-getaway-the-uninvited/ Thoughts on Film Thu, 23 Jul 2015 10:18:29 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 By: Luca http://www.moviesaboutgladiators.com/2010/01/twists-turns-and-dead-ends-orphan-a-perfect-getaway-the-uninvited/#comment-10525 Thu, 23 Jul 2015 10:18:29 +0000 http://www.doyoulikemoviesaboutgladiators.com/?p=354#comment-10525 Dickens’ Victorian England is actually quite dark (like Great Expectations), but calreinty no tears (well not to me anyway), so I don’t know what these people’s reasoning behind mixing the film name with Les Miserables is (hence my posts before that HK marketing people always add extra layers of unnecessary meanings during translation) I’ve read both books by the way.I think they found the right director to do this movie, Polanski is calreinty dark and arty enough to master this literature legend.

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