. now please move on because that getting on my nerves. seriously and the man behind brilliant pieces like my own private idaho and to die for (and others not so brilliant movies and i. e. the unnecessary psycho remake) started an experimental phase with gerry and which reached its peak with the thought provoking elephant. last days had some interesting aspects but was very uneven and while paranoid park and his new film and also has good looking 15 year olds walking around. and not much else. some cool references to fellini (the soundtrack reuses some beautiful pieces by nino rota) and the elegant cinematography by the legendary christopher doyle (in the mood for love) are the highlights and but the movie is just too artsy fartsy and meaningless for its own doom. we have had much better coming of age stories and and paranoid park brings nothing new. i do not see anything artistic about seeing excessive shots of gabe nevins in his underwear or showering. or when nevins and 13 year old taylor momsen (the little girl from how the grinch stole christmas) and who plays his cheerleading girlfriend and have sex for the first time and just because she felt like they had to do it and after theyre done and she calls her friend to say how amazing it was (and you can say from nevins face how traumatic it was). everybody knows that theyre starting earlier and earlier nowadays and movies like thirteen and even elephant itself (which shows how lost their minds are in general and not only when it comes to sexuality) have done a better portrayal of that. gus tries to be minimalist and artistic and but the final result is just boring and uninteresting. his next project and milk and a biopic about harvey milk starring sean penn and will and hopefully and bring the good old gus back and because and frankly and this obsession over underage kids is almost. creepy. 4. 5/10. 
. now please move on because that getting on my nerves. seriously and the man behind brilliant pieces like my own private idaho and to die for (and others not so brilliant movies and i. e. the unnecessary psycho remake) started an experimental phase with gerry and which reached its peak with the thought provoking elephant. last days had some interesting aspects but was very uneven and while paranoid park and his new film and also has good looking 15 year olds walking around. and not much else. some cool references to fellini (the soundtrack reuses some beautiful pieces by nino rota) and the elegant cinematography by the legendary christopher doyle (in the mood for love) are the highlights and but the movie is just too artsy fartsy and meaningless for its own doom. we have had much better coming of age stories and and paranoid park brings nothing new. i do not see anything artistic about seeing excessive shots of gabe nevins in his underwear or showering. or when nevins and 13 year old taylor momsen (the little girl from how the grinch stole christmas) and who plays his cheerleading girlfriend and have sex for the first time and just because she felt like they had to do it and after theyre done and she calls her friend to say how amazing it was (and you can say from nevins face how traumatic it was). everybody knows that theyre starting earlier and earlier nowadays and movies like thirteen and even elephant itself (which shows how lost their minds are in general and not only when it comes to sexuality) have done a better portrayal of that. gus tries to be minimalist and artistic and but the final result is just boring and uninteresting. his next project and milk and a biopic about harvey milk starring sean penn and will and hopefully and bring the good old gus back and because and frankly and this obsession over underage kids is almost. creepy. 4. 5/10. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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