Seriously. I wonder that she doesn't see herself on-screen in this film and go, "Dayumn! I look GOOD! Eff this Hollywood anorexic crap."
Buffista Movies 5: Development Hell
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At least Salma Hayek appears to have said just that.
Mmmmm, Salma. When is the Penelope/Salma cowgirl movie coming? And can they please make out in it? Please?
I loved the spate of awards shows this year where there'd be a dozen indistinguishable blonde skeletons in champagne dresses (or umbrella sleeves, whichever) and then Salma rocking a brilliant red or turquoise dress.
Salma rocking a brilliant red or turquoise dress
Proof of divinity, I tell ya.
I even watched that craptastic Brosnan/Harrelson/Cheatle flick because Salma was in it. Oh, no wait...I bought that craptastic flick.
sigh
We ordered a big stuffed Totoro right after watching the movie. He's very cute and watches over the den.
I loved My Friend Totoro. And my former manager used to swear by it. His older son was into zombies and the like, while his younger son couldn't stand anything with blood. This was one movie that had both of them transfixed. It's beautiful, and rich, and gentle, and I never once knew where it was going. But once I got there the plot made perfect sense.
DH and I are hyooge Miyazaki fans; we drove 150 miles in 90-degree weather to see Howl's Magic Castle--twice--before it was in our local market (and a couple of times, after, locally).
We each have a ranking of his films, and they're not the same, except for Totoro being at the top of both lists.
Miyazaki skies always stay with me, and Totoro has some of the best, although Kiki's and Spirited Away's wind in the grass and clouds come close.
There's something so enchanting and yet so ordinary about Totoro. There are long spaces without dialogue, which is rare, and of course the magical visuals.
Favorite. First favorite.
We each have a ranking of his films, and they're not the same, except for Totoro being at the top of both lists.
I want to see your ranking.
I want to see your ranking.
Ditto. Porco Rosso is very near the top of my Miyazaki favorites list, if not at the top.