Velvet Goldmine

[threeplusfire]

I'd forgotten the creepy-weird feel of this movie, and how much it made me want to have blue hair, and Ewan McGregor. After a dinner consisting largely of garlic and iced tea, I'm going to lay here on the couch and watch movies until I fall asleep.

Comments

[reive.livejournal.com]

So do you think Curt recognizes Arthur or what?
And when Arthur smiles before he drops _the_ question on Tommy Stone, is that smile because he's a journalist and he's about to zing someone or that his childhood hero is still doing his thing, even if it's no longer of interest to him personally?

I do know the hair thing in the flashback with Cecil was actually a mistake (Haynes has admitted to it) but I like to think of it as Cecil not remembering his first encounter with Brian or one of them lying. I mean, it's a film about revisionist history -- I mean just look at Mandy and her goddamn accent (which is the funniest thing ever).

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Gods, that accent. It makes me snicker.

I think Curt does recognize Arthur, but that's jsut a gut feeling.