Dagens ligegyldige indlæg II
: lør 19. maj 2007 15:25"Jeg har drukket halvanden liter kaffe. Det kan jeg godt mærke."
http://ibyen.dk/restauranter/guide/article306605.ece
Det kender jeg godt...
Og så for at dette indlæg ikke skal være HELT ligegyldigt: Kan man virkelig ikke få Steve De Jarnatts fremragende "Miracle Mile" på DVD i OAR? Har den kun på et gammelt VHS-bånd i full screen med svenske undertekster...
(mon Another World Entertainment læser dette?
)
Og kunne Uncutterne evt. tænke sig at anmelde samme instruktørs "Cherry 2000"? - så den for maaange år tilbage, som teenager, og husker den som en særdeles syret og mærkværdig sag. Er muligvis en vældig gang hø men kunne virkelig godt tænke mig at høre hvad Uncut-redaktionen siger til den (for jeg gider sgu' ikke investere i den lige nu).
Faldt lige over en interessant beskrivelse på IMDB (courtesy of David Wood (obsidian-3)):
'I will not attempt to describe this movie. It would be fruitless. You may at first be frustrated by the seemingly inept invocation of all the tried and true cliches of the "genre" - from Mad Max to its weirder post-apocalyptic cousins. But this is not Circuitry Man in reverse - it is much, much stranger. By the time the polka-dotted bikini-wearing ex-girlfriend of the hero is playing hostess at the disney-esque bubble-dome camp of the desert-dwelling homicidal outlaw gang... oh, never mind. By the way, Melanie Griffith was much better looking before lip surgery. Almost hot, in fact. But rest assured, this is a work of genius, exposing a deep understanding of the rift between genders during the height of the supposedly post-sexual-liberation 1980's, an almost sublime sense of humor about sexual alienation and most of all, the erotic link between women and cars in American culture is finally completely laid bare.
In fact, this movie is so profoundly subversive that it could only be made under cover of shlock. Do not be fooled by what seems like coke-addled acting and tourette-syndrome editing. This film is high art. Especially the part where the robot says "is that your hand?" Stay up late and watch it on TBS tonight! And take notes!'
Oh, well - jeg tvivler kraftigt på at den er SÅ god. Må vise sig ved et gensyn...
EDIT: Beskrivelsen var fra IMDB, ikke amazon.
Som sagt: alt for meget kaffe...
http://ibyen.dk/restauranter/guide/article306605.ece
Det kender jeg godt...
Og så for at dette indlæg ikke skal være HELT ligegyldigt: Kan man virkelig ikke få Steve De Jarnatts fremragende "Miracle Mile" på DVD i OAR? Har den kun på et gammelt VHS-bånd i full screen med svenske undertekster...
(mon Another World Entertainment læser dette?
)
Og kunne Uncutterne evt. tænke sig at anmelde samme instruktørs "Cherry 2000"? - så den for maaange år tilbage, som teenager, og husker den som en særdeles syret og mærkværdig sag. Er muligvis en vældig gang hø men kunne virkelig godt tænke mig at høre hvad Uncut-redaktionen siger til den (for jeg gider sgu' ikke investere i den lige nu).
Faldt lige over en interessant beskrivelse på IMDB (courtesy of David Wood (obsidian-3)):
'I will not attempt to describe this movie. It would be fruitless. You may at first be frustrated by the seemingly inept invocation of all the tried and true cliches of the "genre" - from Mad Max to its weirder post-apocalyptic cousins. But this is not Circuitry Man in reverse - it is much, much stranger. By the time the polka-dotted bikini-wearing ex-girlfriend of the hero is playing hostess at the disney-esque bubble-dome camp of the desert-dwelling homicidal outlaw gang... oh, never mind. By the way, Melanie Griffith was much better looking before lip surgery. Almost hot, in fact. But rest assured, this is a work of genius, exposing a deep understanding of the rift between genders during the height of the supposedly post-sexual-liberation 1980's, an almost sublime sense of humor about sexual alienation and most of all, the erotic link between women and cars in American culture is finally completely laid bare.
In fact, this movie is so profoundly subversive that it could only be made under cover of shlock. Do not be fooled by what seems like coke-addled acting and tourette-syndrome editing. This film is high art. Especially the part where the robot says "is that your hand?" Stay up late and watch it on TBS tonight! And take notes!'
Oh, well - jeg tvivler kraftigt på at den er SÅ god. Må vise sig ved et gensyn...
EDIT: Beskrivelsen var fra IMDB, ikke amazon.
Som sagt: alt for meget kaffe...
