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I got this a few months ago and the first time I watched it,i fell asleep during it so i mi$$ed most of it.... Tonight I was up all thru it and could really see it!!!
MY.... MARYLIN WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!! -- I get the whole gist of the movie..... She was nervous facing love again after having so many dissapointments that she tried to get away from it..... When she Discovered HE hadnt ever tried for a girl before,it touched her heart in many ways and she decided to go with it!!!!!!
A VERY GOOD MOVIE!!! (As stuff was in the 70s and earlier)
People hadnt been compromised yet,they had use of thier own minds!! (And could act on thier own accords)
I'm still on my animation movies glom, and watched 'Song Of The Sea' last night. Oh, what a beautiful movie!! I understand it was nominated for an Oscar and I could see why. It's beautifully told, the animation is beautiful (especially the big eyes), and the story is captivating.
The story is derived from an old Irish / Scottish folklore about selkie, a magical being that's a Seal but can turn into Human on land. Highly recommend it.
Three years before Fritz Lang's M, where Peter Lore was marked on his back with a chalked hand, Hitchcock has the lady mark the boy on his back. A couple of must see scenes: 1) transitions from riches to rags - she's changing a bed sheet, flapping it across the camera, then it changes to a checkered table cloth and they are living in squalor. 2) If you're familiar with Ravel's Boléro, Hitch plays the complete song in a scene where she's working as a flower girl in a club and through her pov, she sees a drink being made that she invented long ago.
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