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In Reply to: Three acts looking for a locomotive posted by Bambi B on October 05, 2003 at 11:22:50:
That was it. Better half voted "out" and over no objection, we left the theater. Wondering why we had gone.
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Dui,It's interesting that both you and Victor didn't watch the entire movie.
Perhaps I'm easily entertained but I liked the atmosphere right away. Possibly you were responding to the very static, surreal, quality- nothing seems to happen but in a kind of beautiful way- that does need the right mood to enjoy. This would be the mood when we realize it's been too long since we attended a really great tea ceremony.
But it was fun: I felt that the style communicated the strangeness that foreigners feel about something like the proto-religious cult around Dead Elvis. As someone from "out of town" to where I live, the depiction of foreigners- that awe of the strangeness- in the US seems almost always interesting.
I would suggest trying it again when you're in a semi-David Lunch mood, but would rather see "Stranger than Paradise" -and in colour. But see it through- it's a fun kind of journey movie.
Cheers,
Bam
I enjoyed every second of what I saw, and I only turned it off because I was completely exhausted. OK, OK, I do promise to finish it!!!!!
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