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Finally saw Bleu last night. So wistful and dark and richly visual and just plain wonderful. I have meaning to see it for 12 freaking years, since everything I heard about it made it seem the kind of film I would love, and, yep, I sure did.
Juliette Binoche rooools.
I think they are both good movies just in REALLY different ways.
I love Bleu, but I love Rouge just a smidgeon more. The whole trilogy is great though.
I have not seen any of the trilogy. I am a bad film fan.
Bad Seany!
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I have not seen any of the trilogy. I am a bad film fan.
Me neither. (I don't know if it's better or worse that I'm pretty sure we own it, I just haven't watched them yet. Or maybe we don't. I can't remember.)
I can't watch Blue without obsessing over Binoche's haircut. It's like the perfect haircut!
God, yes.
I am a bad film fan.
Should there be spanking?
Amazon has the box set of the trilogy for about $30, and it's worth every penny.
That reminds me, I've tried Kieslowski's The Decalogue about 7-8 years ago and couldn't really get into it. Maybe it's time to give it another go.
On the DVD, Juliette Binoche talks about how she turned down a role in Jurassic Park to be in Bleu.
Smart lady.