Jayne ,'The Message'
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Still scrolling, but unless I hit "recent," it's off my screen by now anyway.
It's prolly on no one's screen any more (certainly yours or mine), but I went back and inserted a space after every third word. If that doesn't work, it's beyond my control.
And see, Fifth Element is one of those movies that I really should have loved, and on exactly those terms, but no.
My mother was in Fifth Element.
(No really, it's getting stale and I'll stop soon, I promise)
Hudson Hawk is a misunderstood masterpiece. I'll stand by that argument until it's pried from my cold, dead fingers.
And now I must commune with the dolphins.
My mother was in Fifth Element.
Nuh-uh. Thpppt.
I loved Fifth Element too. (But I hate carrots.)
An interviewer once mentioned that Luc Besson had referred to the Fifth Element as 1/3 Brazil.
Terry Gilliam choked on his coffee.
I liked the Fifth Element an awful lot. Not purchasing-level liked, but I"ll watch it anytime I see it playing on a TV somewhere, at least for a while.
In other news, I adore carrots.
But I have not seen Resident Evil.
And now I must commune with the dolphins.
What does the color blue taste like? Bobo knows....
I have the love for The Fifth Element, and not just 'cause of Milla. I'm actually surprised, though I suppose I shouldn't be, that so many people hate it so much. It's so silly and entertaining and shiny and yeah, obviously cribbing from Brazil but without any of the, well, depth, but look over there! Luke Perry!
Okay, so I am easily won over by silly science fiction movies.
I like 5th Element (I think I may actually own it somewhere. I also have an mp3 of the Diva's aria that I heart.). It's so pretty, and looks like a comic book translated directly to film (even the transitions). The plot's rather along the lines of a stereo-typical comic book, too, I suppose, which means campy good fun, in my book.
big bada-boom. hee.
meara-ing:
Hero is great. I have the DVD and am really excited to see it on the big screen. Hepburn/Cary TOTALLY trumps Hepburn/Tracy. I (still) want to see Open Water . The only Milla movie I've seen was Joan of Arc, which sucked, but I think she's super cute.