Jessica Alba - An Invisible Sign

Richard Dower

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x2RzV1UrW8

Um, before we begin....it's got 0% on RT

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/an_invisible_sign/

I watched this yesterday, but the trailer is misleading....it's making it look like a quirky/indie romantic comedy, while it does have some elements of romantic comedy it's more of a very offbeat indie flick.

The reason i'm posting it's not about the movie per se, but Jessica Alba and her acting performance, imo....her best to date, totally different to anything she's done before. She's really good in it imo.....her clothes, look, demeanour were like looking at a totally different person.

As for the movie, it's quite strange, in fact it had some rather disturbing bits, especially one scene in the classroom full of children...and an axe :eek:
It's kinda hard to pin down, it's like an indie movie but has a rather contrived plotline that many times makes no sense, scenes seem to have nothing to do with the rest.

Disjointed is the word i think, i'm highlighting it because i hear alot about Alba being dreadful, but i think this one has certainly shown off that she does have *some* acting chops.

don ramo

id probably watch thsi more on the fact 47% of audience liked it, it shows how daft RT is when about half of the people who watched it liked it, and its score 0% on the tomatometer,

mikhail

don ramo wrote: »

id probably watch thsi more on the fact 47% of audience liked it, it shows how daft RT is when about half of the people who watched it liked it, and its score 0% on the tomatometer,

From 13 reviews? You might be considering going to a movie about an oddball maths teacher, but you're no statistician.

Also, to put those numbers in context:
Garfield

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RT score 13% -- RT users 54%
The Happening - RT score 18% -- RT users 29%
Post Grad

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RT score 7% --- RT users 31%

It's actually hard to find a movie that critics pan which the Rotten Tomatoes audience didn't like more. The reason for that is simple: critics have to watch lots of movies, but the average punter just watches stuff (s)he thinks (s)he'll enjoy.

don ramo

mikhail wrote: »

From 13 reviews? You might be considering going to a movie about an oddball maths teacher, but you're no statistician.

you cant fiddle the numbers, tomatometer 0% audience 47%, click the link,

i never said how many voters there were so what do stats have to do with anything i said, you turned a corner back a bit id say,

mikhail

don ramo wrote: »

you cant fiddle the numbers, tomatometer 0% audience 47%, click the link,

i never said how many voters there were so what do stats have to do with anything i said, you turned a corner back a bit id say,

Yeah, that's not what I was talking about
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measurement_uncertainty

JP Liz V1

So this is Alba's best work :rolleyes: