Peter Bradshaw: The physical form of annoyance:
So, on any of these days, when I'm reading a review for any film
you can sort of pick up what the person is generally like. Charlie
Brooker is the cynical type who we wouldn't want any other way, for
his fantastic view of life, television and the world in
general.
Peter Bradshaw is the complete opposite, he's a complete and utter prick in all prick-ness type glory (not a good thing). He's comes across as someone who doesn't enjoy his job of reviewing films--from reading his review of Inglourious Basterds. I'm pretty sure this guy is a prick, because he comes across as....as someone who doesn't seem able to enjoy a film like it. The film is a fantastic epic of fantasy of killing nazi's.
I read his review and it's clear Peter Bradshaw is annoying beyond belief, it just comes across in his writing style of being unable to enjoy a film. And I know people are entitle to their opinion of anything, but still, this guy is a prat and doesn't come across as likable.
Sorry if I repeat stuff, but this guy really gets to me.
Peter Bradshaw is the complete opposite, he's a complete and utter prick in all prick-ness type glory (not a good thing). He's comes across as someone who doesn't enjoy his job of reviewing films--from reading his review of Inglourious Basterds. I'm pretty sure this guy is a prick, because he comes across as....as someone who doesn't seem able to enjoy a film like it. The film is a fantastic epic of fantasy of killing nazi's.
I read his review and it's clear Peter Bradshaw is annoying beyond belief, it just comes across in his writing style of being unable to enjoy a film. And I know people are entitle to their opinion of anything, but still, this guy is a prat and doesn't come across as likable.
Sorry if I repeat stuff, but this guy really gets to me.
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I also have a theory; I reckon I can guess what he'll thing of a film based on the barest information. Foreign films with subtitles - 5 stars. Re-released black and white films - 5 stars. Comedies - 2 stars. Anything British - 1 star.
I also wonder why he bothers reviewing some fims at all; they're just not aimed at your typical Guardian readers so why bother? He's inevitably going to slag them because he just doesn't 'get' them. Ok a lot of us would probably hate a High School musical - but it's aimed at a particular demographic so what's the point of reviewing in the Guardian and being snobby about it?
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