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Silk, is it out on DVD yet in Sweden? If so, what dvd extras do you have? The DVDextras are... * Trailer * Short film "Lost on location" * Matthew's best hits * Deleted scenes * Musicvideo: Kevin Shields "City Girl" * Conversation between Bill Murray and Sofia Coppola It hits me that I haven't watc...

Okeeey... I could do that if it wasn't because of my wish to grow my hair. I used to have that hair-cut though, a dark brown one. But my hair has got curls, it would never be the same thing.

I've been reading all the posts on the topic at hand, and I'm not sure if the case is closed since it has not been discussed in four months, but I thoght I'd just give you my point of view. We could all agree that Bob's relationship with his wife is not what a marriage should be like - all relations...

mm.. yep.
My cousin took it for an art project she was doing.

I saw it in the theater something like thirteen times. Whoah! Good job... I saw it twice, the second time I joined some mates who got to see it for free because of a film-course they were taking. First time I saw it was on the premiere day and I was... breathless. I held my breath in every scene wh...

Howdy travellers and lost souls :D ... Here goes. About the same age as Charlotte, live in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. For the time being I work at an office, but I study drawing and painting for a few nights a week and I'm going to apply for different Art colleges this autumn. Being a graphic...

Sofia (hey, I'm named Sofia too) said in some interview that her japanese friends that saw it got all the jokes and laughed out loud. But perhaps they found those western customs quite comical as well.

I love Bob's expression when he got back in the cab. Such relief. Whatever it was that he said, it had to be said, otherwise both he and Charlotte would be truly lost. Forever maybe.
I'm glad it didn't turn out that way. They were just found.

So some of you guys are actually getting this film on DVD this month? It only just got released at the cinema here in Scandinavia! But I saw it this weekend and I adored it. I'll get it on DVD and watch it over and over. Without spoiling anything for the ones who haven't seen it, all I can say is --...

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And yet another female. It's a djungle out there, but I've finelly found a spot were I can relax and be myself: here. When I think about LiT, I get warm and dizzy and happy and sad at the same time. It is the most important film I have watched, not only because it is so emotional, smooth and beautif...

I've experienced - if not within the same situation - the tension that one can find between Bob and Charlotte. I definitely connected with my mentor, and he's 17 years older than me with a wife and three kids. He never talks about his family though. Anyway, you remember the scene in the elevator rig...

Oo, the owl!
Don't you just love it?

Yes, that wig shouldn't be too hard to find. Only when you live in Stockholm. Well well.

Wow.
That slutty piece of plastic, pink hair has a life of its own, it is a character alone in LiT.

I WANT one wig like that, and I do believe that this is the wrong board to post it in, but where would one be able to find a pink piece of heaven like the one Charlotte is wearing?