Brandenbergers

["Bob & Judy Williams" <prospero@netins.net>]

Many thanks for the advice. I'm filing them all and plan to review 
them again when all results are in. It would be amusing and not very 
surprising if there were no consensus.

James asked about the movie. How good it was and if it were only the 
music that was important. IMO, there was very litlle music but what 
there was made an impact. There was little original music. Most of 
the music was Bach although the first piece of music sounded like 
Mozart(?)

I can't be fair about Vonnegut. It was a successful version of a 
(technically) difficult book but I always find V a very obvious 
author who might have been a better writer if he had been less 
clever. Acting, directing and photography were good and, although I 
dislike war movies, I was able to tolerate this aspect and the movie kept my 
attention. It was, I'd say, a little better than half as good as some 
of the movies I like a lot so, if you have time for it, you'll enjoy 
it.

Best and thanks,

Bob prospero@netins.net