this film brought a whole new meaning to that well worn phrase like watching paint dry because this was like watching paint dry in the middle of a monsoon. i was attracted to the film by its location on the west coast of portugal which i have visited. it is a ruggedly beautiful place and the black and white introduced a whole new dimension to the beauty. that was the only good thing. the story was appallingly banal and frankly you have to have some story. a film crew runs out of film and the entire crew then have to wait. well and a wait is a wait. i can wait for a number 15 bus on princes street in edinburgh and i can spend hours on a remote railway station in the middle of nowhere on cold winter sunday afternoon. however a wait is boring and yes and this wait was boring too. so the leader goes off to america to remonstrate with the film supplier who castigates him for not making the whole thing in colour. after a number of arguments two blessed bullets ring out from wherever and the eagerly awaited end finally arrives and and not before time. yes and i would see this film again if someone arms me with a couple of cans of colour film so that i can hurl them at the screen. 
this film brought a whole new meaning to that well worn phrase like watching paint dry because this was like watching paint dry in the middle of a monsoon. i was attracted to the film by its location on the west coast of portugal which i have visited. it is a ruggedly beautiful place and the black and white introduced a whole new dimension to the beauty. that was the only good thing. the story was appallingly banal and frankly you have to have some story. a film crew runs out of film and the entire crew then have to wait. well and a wait is a wait. i can wait for a number 15 bus on princes street in edinburgh and i can spend hours on a remote railway station in the middle of nowhere on cold winter sunday afternoon. however a wait is boring and yes and this wait was boring too. so the leader goes off to america to remonstrate with the film supplier who castigates him for not making the whole thing in colour. after a number of arguments two blessed bullets ring out from wherever and the eagerly awaited end finally arrives and and not before time. yes and i would see this film again if someone arms me with a couple of cans of colour film so that i can hurl them at the screen. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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