But sad to say, the film adaptation of the short story entitled, Tatarin is seriously lacking in depth and quality which makes it easily forgettable. The Summer Solstice, a short narrative by Nick Joaquin is genius and powerful, clearly a timeless masterpiece inspired by the greatest of muses. IT has a good script for god's sake!peace out!īefore anything else, it should be made clear that this review was made comparing the film to the original text which it was based on. This movie needs a new dynamic directing and over-all make over.
I think that it called for a more authentic expression of the way people carried out the was too damn stupid and annoying with all the shouting and bad static actors. What would've been good for the movie was to capture the essence of the festival than delve on the sex scenes. Edu was too strong that his transition from a hard authoritative husband to a submissive one was too pathetic. It was terrible carlos had a hard time dancing and his body was basically tense. I could see bad preparation in the film especially with the way maui and carlos danced. Nick Jouaqin's story was not entirely captured by the film and its lack of enthusiasm for solid acting, good sound, better representation of the tatarin could've been improved. I guess it must be true that when watching a movie based on a piece of literature it has to be really really good to be able to capture your heart.
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