This was another on my list of movies to see. I have NO IDEA what made me put it on the list, so when I was in the video store I just had to trust my past self for knowing what she was doing...
Good old past self! I really liked this movie. At the end, maybe I loved it. Parker Posey is amazing all the way through, and
she looks fabulous, dahling. Good cast. Interesting ppl in the minor roles...
And I ought to mention... I DON'T want to go to work tomorrow! Do I have to? Yes, I do, unfortunately. It's so late... I wish I had time for a hot bath to completely... oh! I want to say
unnerve me, if that word could possibly mean to
undo all my nerves, untangle them. Nerves are made for making us nervous; I need them to be smoothed out and rendered harmless.
I will have to make do with a shower. Is there such a thing as "knock-out drops"? Are there any in the house?
And while I'm asking questions -- here is an old-movie question -- I used to have a boyfriend who was nuts about old movies, and he made me watch so many... not that I'm complaining... but does anyone remember this old black-and-white thing... this one scene where someone like James Mason or Claude Rains (or someone else) is alone with a woman, and he sits down to play the piano. She says, "You're brilliant!" and he replies, "Yes, all my friends have to wear sunglasses."
Does that ring a bell? Anyone know what film it's from? I'll try to think up a prize for the first correct answer. And other prizes for amusing wrong answers.
