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Stranger Than Fiction

Stranger Than Fiction is worth seeing, if for no better reason than to see a reality that could only exist in fiction, where an omniscient narrator meets one of her characters. It raises, but does not explore, some of the same existential issues as (the much better) I Heart Huckabees. A tragic ending would have been simple and perfect. By the way, isn't it ironic that imaginary characters can achieve what we cannot; namely, immortality?

Posted by Guy McArthur in Movies and TV Comment: (1) Trackbacks: (0)

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Rafe said,

Friday, December 28. 2007 at 16:19 (Reply)

Stranger Than Fiction was interesting until the duston hoffman character implored the protagonist to die for the sake of the authors book? Is a man's life less valuable the the most valuable work of fiction in the history of human civilization ?

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