I've got Heavenly Creatures, but I've yet to watch it. Apparently that's his good movie.
Anj x wrote:I think after producing an adaptation as immense and beautiful as the LOTR...
"Immense" and "beautiful" are quite apposite descriptions. Given the landscape, the costumes and props, the music, the actors and the special effects, it couldn't really fail. They didn't do an appalling job with the adaptation of LotR and given how dense the book is I was forgiving of the approach they took. The Lovely Bones is not a dense book and they still managed to trivialise it. I look back at LotR now and realise they did exactly the same thing. Their LotR just had a lot more going for it.
Anyway, I've had my say and veered quite off-topic enough.
One of the most depressing films I've ever watched is The Brave (Johnny Depp and Marlon Brando).
One of the most boring I've ever sat through, Seven Years In Tibet.
One of the most pointless (even though I really enjoyed it while I was watching it): The Hurt Locker.