Miscellaneous Movie Musings

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

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Sounds like I need to have a screening of 'The Women' at my house... or at Chernabog's.

Wait til I'm in town! I have not seen it this month!

[Gn2Dlnd]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

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Minus princess points for AllyOops!



Sounds like I need to have a screening of 'The Women' at my house... or at Chernabog's.

As a representative of the Chernabog household, I'm calling a The Women view on the biggievision teevee, pick a Friday or Saturday night in the near future.

[katiesue]

I've never seen the Women either. Hmm guess I need to hit blockbuster on the way home.

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by katiesue

I've never seen the Women either. Hmm guess I need to hit blockbuster on the way home.

Ditto.

And I need to write down the titles of movies that I catch a glimpse of but missed the beginning, the end, or both.

A movie that looked great~ Judy Dench {oh, I just Googled it, wahoo!!}:

'Ladies' In Lavender'. 2004

Tagline:The story of two sisters who saved a stranger, and the stranger who stole their hearts.

Plot Outline:Two sisters befriend a mysterious foreigner who washes up on the beach of their 1930's Cornish seaside village.

What little I saw I fell in love with. If anyone sees this, their house is where I'd love to live. And die. {well, naturally, not like a horror flick, okay?}

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

Ditto.

And I need to write down the titles of movies that I catch a glimpse of but missed the beginning, the end, or both.

A movie that looked great~ Judy Dench {oh, I just Googled it, wahoo!!}:

'Ladies' In Lavender'. 2004

Tagline:The story of two sisters who saved a stranger, and the stranger who stole their hearts.

Plot Outline:Two sisters befriend a mysterious foreigner who washes up on the beach of their 1930's Cornish seaside village.

What little I saw I fell in love with. If anyone sees this, their house is where I'd love to live. And die. {well, naturally, not like a horror flick, okay?}

Ladies in Lavender. It's not a perfect film, but it is wonderful. It's like spending a little time with two wonderful ladies.
I wish I was that boy.
I also wish I was the girl who gets him.

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

Ladies in Lavender. It's not a perfect film, but it is wonderful. It's like spending a little time with two wonderful ladies.
I wish I was that boy.
I also wish I was the girl who gets him.

He was good looking, wasn't he? The woman who gets him, is it the lady they show painting? I didn't get to watch any further than that but I did see, in one scene, a lady painting.

I think it was wonderful, too. I looked ideal.

I thought of myself and my sisters {any of them} when we are old. Damn, I wish we got along that well.

I always think of getting old. Once two sisters and I were cruising up to L.A. in my old Buick, singing and laughing, all of us in the front seat. Then, we look over, and there, in this old Fairmont {?) are three old women, all in the front seat of their car, singing and laughing. What a trip, what a look in to the future.

[CoasterMatt]

wow... even I've seen The Women.

[mousepod]

I saw The Women at Theater 80 St. Marks in the NYC. It was a great little revival house that has since been turned back to a live theater space - much better than condos. It's a great experience to see it with a catty gay crowd - kinda like the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Like RHPS, you could easily watch it on your own on DVD - but you'd be missing out.

Speaking of watching something on your own - I just viewed David Lynch's Inland Empire. Would anyone care to discuss/dissect it with me?

[xharryb]

I've never seen the film version of The Women, but I have seen a live stage production. Does that count for anything?

[innerSpaceman]

That all depends.


Do you like the kock? If so, I think the movie version is de rigeur.