Yes, Erica, you will. Great characters all over the place and a cool them about art v. commerce and dreams v. reality.
Also, it's food porn of the highest caliber (and real chefs love it).
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Yes, Erica, you will. Great characters all over the place and a cool them about art v. commerce and dreams v. reality.
Also, it's food porn of the highest caliber (and real chefs love it).
it's food porn of the highest caliber
Oh my yes. You can almost taste the food on the screen.
AND my parents ran into Stanley Tucci in a restaurant in Italy!
... I guess that's not really related to whether or not erika will like the movie, but it's a cool story.
Even the simple omlet at the end that Stanley Tucci cooks up is a thing of beauty.
I know some places in the North End have had Big Night nights, where they replicate the huge feast that climaxes the movie. I've never quite had the courage to go (I might die of overeating if I went).
I have the soundtrack, but I've never seen the movie. I should remedy that.
I've never seen Big Night, but it sounds like it's up there with Babette's Feast in the food porn department.
I love Babette's Feast.
Frankenbuddha - that one loong take at the end of Big Night is a thing of beauty.
I had a nice long, extremely clever post about people who talk in the theatre (special hell, remember?) but the server crashed and ate it.
One thing you can do is ask for hearing assistance headphones. These block out surrounding chitchat and send the movie soundtrack directly to your ears.
I really wish I worked at one of those Edwards theatres that is trying a notification system where selected members of the audience are offered an electronic device they can use to notify management of any less-than-ideal viewing conditions without leaving their seats. We try to monitor the auditoriums but of course the moment an usher walks in the asshats turn to angels.
Wow, Laga, I'd never heard of those being offered around here, because I'd be tempted to try them. I'll keep my eyes (and ears) out.
Well, maybe I heard of it here. Very excited about watching it. I liked "Babette's Feast", too.