YAML 13--Hollywoodland

Dwight Gruber · 11-21-2007, 01:00 AM

YAML 13Ã¢??Hollywoodland

Hollywoodland, the story of the mysterious death of Ã¢??SupermanÃ¢?Â George Reeves, officially self-inflicted by a .30 Luger which Reeves owned. The movie is long and rambling, and is only peripherally about the Reeves case.

The first scene of the movie ends on a view of the crime scene, with the Luger on the floor.

It includes ReevesÃ¢??channeled eerily by Ben AffleckÃ¢??receiving the Luger as a gift from Diane Lane as Toni Mannix, wife of studio head Eddie Mannix and woman to whom Reeves isÃ¢?Â¦beholden.

There are two scenes which portray alternate possibilities for ReevesÃ¢??s death, both of which feature the Luger. It is never seen in gratuitous closeup.

It is not clear whether or not the Luger functions, the action is never seen to operate. Gun shots are accented by hyper-realistic lighting and visual effects.

--Dwight

11-21-2007, 01:00 AM	#1
Dwight Gruber User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 3,902 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1,318 Times in 431 Posts	YAML 13--Hollywoodland YAML 13Ã¢??Hollywoodland Hollywoodland, the story of the mysterious death of Ã¢??SupermanÃ¢?Â George Reeves, officially self-inflicted by a .30 Luger which Reeves owned. The movie is long and rambling, and is only peripherally about the Reeves case. The first scene of the movie ends on a view of the crime scene, with the Luger on the floor. It includes ReevesÃ¢??channeled eerily by Ben AffleckÃ¢??receiving the Luger as a gift from Diane Lane as Toni Mannix, wife of studio head Eddie Mannix and woman to whom Reeves isÃ¢?Â¦beholden. There are two scenes which portray alternate possibilities for ReevesÃ¢??s death, both of which feature the Luger. It is never seen in gratuitous closeup. It is not clear whether or not the Luger functions, the action is never seen to operate. Gun shots are accented by hyper-realistic lighting and visual effects. --Dwight