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A Teenage perspective on films

Hearts of Glass

reviewed by Miriam Devlin

This movie is ... very interesting. The plot actually did keep me interested, because I had no idea what was going to happen. I would really have liked the ending to have tied together all of the bits of confusion that made up the rest of the movie. But, it did not.

Nothing in this movie was tied together. It ended abruptly. We traveled to the Island of Seagulls, where the Card-playing Man and the Skinny Insane Woman are from. Since the movie did not tie things together, I had to do so for myself.

So, if you want to watch a movie with any sort of coherency, don't watch Hearts of Glass. But if you're not opposed to unremitting confusion, watch it.

--Miriam Devlin,
Winter, 2003
 
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