goya's ghosts, the latest film from czech director, milos forman, is slated to open this friday. don't waste your $11 on it. i saw it while i was in prague and, unfortunately, it was a long and plotless pile of torture (literally). if you want to be amazed by creepy shots of spanish inquistion-era torture, or want to see natalie portman just looking as horrifying as possible, then go ahead, waste your time. otherwise, just watch this preview and let that be enough:
it's too bad, because i usually love milos.
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