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...is kicking my ass again.

I seriously think its one of the greatest films ever made.

I agree. Brilliant movie.

I seriously think I have seen this.

I seriously think I've knocked one out over it.

I seriously think I remember parts of it too.

I just showed my daughter the Llorando clip (the rest might be a bit strong for her methinks). She loved it.

Great scene, great song. You know who originally has that song, right?

I clearly remember beating the trouser snake to this film.

trouser snake...

HankMcCain";p="924712 wrote:I clearly remember beating the trouser snake to this film.

yeah,
to the man behind Winkie's!

The man behind winkie symbolizes the inherited evil in man. It's really a catholic movie when you think about it.

Thunder Bear";p="924667 wrote:Great scene, great song. You know who originally has that song, right?

That scene always gets me!
:verklempt:

I prefer the MD version over the Big O one

Need to see it again soon.

Ok, just watched the whole film rather than 2 select minutes.

Was going well till about 2rds the way through. I didn't really 'get' what was happening after the triangular blue key was found and inserted. And had to read up on it to understand, which I haven't had to do with a film.

after reading, it makes sense though, yeah?

The interpretation that the first two thirds of the movie were Betty's dream kind of made a little sense.

I feel that I would need to watch again in order to get the chronology right for the scenes inside Diane's apartment. But I feel no urge to do so at the moment.

I was kind of let down when I read the interpretations
I enjoyed that film much more when I didn't try to know what was 'going on'.
It's like trying to find the "picture" in a picasso.

I didn't know what to make of it.
There are some great scenes. Like the triple murder one.
But as a story I didn't think it was too great.

Balls.
I forgot to send it back to the rental place.