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In Reply to: I too think of it often...about how boring it was, about what a nonperson... posted by jeffreybehr on September 11, 2005 at 10:30:06:
a well-read french newspaper had this to say (just first paragraph):
"Jim Jarmusch returns with "Broken Flowers", a sweet & sour film, a disillusioned and minimalist jewel denouncing the emptiness of a society in a vacuum."I haven't seen it yet, I will but there may be a difference between something appearing to be boring and something describing a vacuum as, I guess, vacuums are pretty 'empty'.
Follow Ups:
...Bill Murray did a great job of portraying a boring, empty person, but I need LOTS more than technically excellent acting to earn my appreciation.
the characters. The mystery, and wonder of 'why did these women ever have a relationship [try] with this guy?'I think it said a lot about contemporary American culture/life...and it was amazing to see. I also liked the humanity of the story...in it's gory and glorious variety.
And yes, Lo was just the right touch.
Later
D
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