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I'll have to agree with you....it';s just so magical how you explained this other reality that would have happened but didn't-- It is funny too...clothes flying all over the place and screw Lydia and John...

Gosh, I can't add these pics of Scarlett! I click on the image button and it doesn't work, or the Url,,,,I am planning to show you guys these great clips of some Premieres of Match Point.

This photo is from MatchPoint...it's coming to theaters December 28th, at least here in NY. I'm so watching that! And yes, she's a babe. Scoop is another film coming up with Woody and Scarlett. Then the Untitled Woody Allen Project....Scarlett and Woody are an energetic pair now!

The film The Royal Tenenbaums is great...try and see it.

Thank You!!!!!!

That would have been something! heheheheh....what look was that, when they were on the elevator?? yeah....niiiice.

21 is the age she's always been...so mature.

I have never heard of them before...so the real Pink Floyd were not there? How was it? Do you have pics? Were you drunk or high? Was it cheap? Tell us about it, Honey

And then some!

My goodness, Wingfat, you've watched so many great films!! and funny ones too....you rock!

Hear, hear!!

Welcome fellow special LIT fans... in here you'll find the magic that is lacking in your everyday lives-hopefully. I know I do.

OK, however contrast that to the bed scene, where Bob remenisces (sp) about the good times that he and wifey had bc (before children) when she would accompany him making his movies.[/quote]

* That is a really great point. Could you expand on that, please?

[quote="Congruous"]Whatever Coppola'a intentions were, the cigarette is an interesting way to delineate relationships. If my memory serves me well, we don't see any cigarettes after the karoake scene. They aren't needed anymore. * Eeeeexaclty.*

*Oh, I like that shift as well, it's awesome.

[quote="52FM"]Let's try the cigarette thing one other way: Of course, he shared the same habit, and presumably for many more years, so I doubt he woudl even think of suggesting that she quit. ** Maybe he used to smoke and couldn't resist this one time. Or maybe he did not used to smoke, but tried a ...

It is so interesting how Copola chose to put them in a Karaoke Bar and make them sing their feelings out. This was a very creative way of putting it, and original too. They did not need to say words, not even out in the lounge area...it's as if the lyrics of the songs said everything. For the rest o...

John wanted to take care of her...he did not want her to have that horrible habit, he tried to change her. Bob, on the other hand, shared that habit, and evenhthough it is not the cleanest and smartest habit one can have, it is something they shared and a way of showing how Bob was everything John w...

I'm starting to loose hope...these birds seem to be so hard to find.

Yeah, a cigarette is just a cigarette...I just shared what my Cinema history class' professor told us about the imagery and the symbolism used in some films. Maybe Copola did not do these scenes thinking about the meaning behind their actions, I just wanted to bring this lesson to your attention. :r...

I took a class in College about Cinema and according to what the professor told us, this scene has a sexual implication with the cigarette sharing...and the one where they first talk at the Bar, when he lights her cigarette...that one also. See, the cigarette, is used as a symbol for sex that is onl...

Correct me if I'm wrong but, isn't what charlotte does with the waiter and offering the nuts to Bob a move done often by men? And besides, not even men nowadays, but gentlemen from the olden days...I can be wrong, but when I saw this scene and I watched her take a stance it seemed very feministic an...

Oh did you just say KILL??
Well, I guess this city is very peculiar, but after spending a while here you need to get out, for at least a few months or else you'll become a lunatic just like the rest. My point is go to Japan! Kampai
Oh, and why are you green?