Talk:Twin Town

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[edit] Bias

This article is biased....there's not much background knowledge and the writer uses "reviews on the net generally range from" as a way of indirectly saying he doesn't think it's very good.

Trystan Morris-Davies 19:36, 23 November 2005 (UTC)

No, I used the phrase because there is a wide range of reaction to the film. I am a fan of the thing, but it has to be said that the bulk of the online reviews are less impressed. Actually, if I were rewriting, I would remove that phrase, because without references it becomes "original research", something Wikipedia is not in favour of. Background knowledge: what kind of background knowledge would you like to see in the article? I do intend to come back to it sometime. If you don't want to fix it yourself (welcome to Wikipedia: feel free to edit and improve it!), some comments about what you feel is lacking would help whoever edits it next. --Telsa 16:51, 24 November 2005 (UTC)