Edward Norton Takes a Big Swing on Motherless Brooklyn

[@flybynight1929]

Saw 'Motherless Brooklyn' last weekend, it was terrific.

[@oldskool4572]

I agree. It has some issues, not least that it tries a little hard to riff on Chinatown (no bad thing really) and its a bit too convoluted, but I was impressed nevertheless. And hey, directing and starring is bloody hard work I imagine so fair play to him. I have a lot of time for Norton.

[@MikeBarbre]

That story he tells about Milos Foreman is important for anyone to take heart. That man has a completely different perspective about what's difficult to do and the mindset of not allowing certain issues to stop what the fuck you want to do or accomplish. I'm all about that story right now.

[@Mountlougallops]

Such a bright , expressive artist.

[@emmalouisepursey]

Part of the deal. Brilliant x

[@itsmy17]

Wow. Life lessons just there.

[@douglaskalberg8899]

Milos Forman seemed more relaxed trying to deal with his movie almost being shut down by the big wigs, than dealing with Jim Carrey taking on Andy Kaufman's personality during the entire production of Man on the Moon.

[@jdunnatl]

That was hard to watch. Jim Carrey has such a good heart, but he is not in a good place. He took it too far during a bad time. Hope he gets better.

[@dianeblumenthal5951]

Interesting story about Milos Forman. I'm thinking when you lose your parents to the Gestapo, it certainly puts other things into a very clear perspective.

[@fatemehhosseini305]

Was a great movie with a bad box office.

[@premankur]

Hopefully this is an actually good movie. High hopes.

[@King-xv9ux]

It was

[@Vincent-gt3gx]

How many times can you say the word "like", are you unsure or what is it!

[@MyIneffablePonyyy]

I usually have a silly goofy little comment but istg im serious rn his spirit animal is a frog he IS frog man. Hes gonna die and turn into a frog mark my words. /hj