Enter The Void

[IdleRich]

There were some good scenes - I liked the dolls house of sex kinda thing at the end - Dan said it was related to Buddhism but that went over my head I guess. Contrary to what everyone else said I'm glad that I watched it at someone's house rather than in a cinema, that meant we could amuse ourselves by talking through the boring bits, not sure I would have made it to the end otherwise.

 

[nochexxx]

Did I hallucinate or did DELIA DERBYSHIRE name in caps float by during the opening credits?
I listened out, but didn’t hear any of her music.

 

[IdleRich]

According to wikipedia

"The two main musical themes of the film are "Freak" by the British electro artist LFO, which is played during the opening credits, and a recording by Delia Derbyshire of Johann Sebastian Bach's "Air on the G String", which serves as the theme for Oscar's childhood and his relationship with Linda."

 

[nochexxx]

your kidding me, that music was the thing i hated most of all about the film.

 

[benjybars]

rah not a lot of love for Noe round these parts!

I think Irreversible is truly amazing..

I liked Enter the Void too, but only saw it on laptop. Think I would have loved it at the cinema.

Also, Paz de la Huerta>>>>> ... very much enjoying her in Boardwalk Empire at the moment..

 

[wise]

Also, Paz de la Huerta>>>>>

Great body, but a face for radio unfortunately

 

[IdleRich]

Wow - glad I don't have to measure up to your criteria.

 

[benjybars]

yeah c'mon Wise, that's a bit harsh!

seriously, watch Boardwalk Empire. School yourself on de la Huerta

 

[Dr Awesome]

Just caught this...

Haven't seen any of the directors other work but I enjoyed the movie quite a lot. My only gripe has been well mentioned prior; it was too long and could have been cut down quite a bit to make it a more succinct experience.
I did quite like the whole washed out "dreamy" character interactions though.