The complexity and the imagery of this movie may never be fully documented. But never has such a genius work of art been created, and likely never will be again.
Tallulah was frightfully full of herself, and by mid-career had become a caricature of herself. Obviously back then there was a weird idea of what a sexy woman was.
@@robotzombie4754 I don't know what you mean by 304. Ingrid convinced her daughter the Starr and the Christians were the enemy. That is why Astrid took the cross off her neck when leaving the prison. After that she would pursue Ray with no remorse. Before that she would explain to her mother about Christ, baptism and how she and her congregation would pray for Ingrid's redemption.
@@robotzombie4754 Crawl back into your manosphere hole and rot there. She is a CHILD dealing with trauma. He was an adult. You need to be on a watchlist and never have children.
This movie (and the book) has absolutely NOTHING to do with Christianity. It was one of several fleeting coping mechanisms Astrid used to try to deal with her trauma. She never truly believed in it any more than her mother did.
her mother was atheist, and if you read the book you know that Ingrid doesn't wanted nothing or nobody to " control " Astrid the way she was doing before - during her prison time
I met little Nell a few years back and she confirmed this was true! But it was more around the lines of “last one into the pool has to be a nurse in shock treatment!” And long and be hold.
L'amore da me dichiarato non era quello che credeva era solo affetto come un genitore mi ricordava mio padre non ci sarei stata mai insieme come un mio ragazzo Perché lo vedevo come mio padre ma poi mi so allontanata quell'affetto che poteva essere come un'amica o un parente a causa dei suoi comportamenti l'ho allontanato per sempre
In certo senso ste persone nel bene o nel male ci hanno circuito nel mio caso al maschile non era un'amore sessuale o fisico non lo vedevo come un ragazzo che poteva starmi affianco avrei continuato a combattere se no lo vedevo po' che altro come una forma genitoriali una figura paterna che poteva proteggermi sapete ho vissuto con genitori separati sto tizi castani bene chi circuito ma purtroppo me ne s9no resa conto e poi il mio affetto era po' che altro come una forma d'amore genitoriali di certo non lo vedevo come un ragazzo che poteva stare con me per questo ero sempre vaga e ho fatto bene sapendo dopo chi era
I'm watching the movie now. It is a funny movie. I can't get enough of the movie. Too much political correct crap movies, it's funny to just laugh at a movie without politics. The old movies were the best.
I worked with that guy at a small town radio station in the late 80s. I never knew he did any acting. Imagine my surprise when I caught this episode a couple years ago.
The end of the episode did not make sense logically -- Lucy and Ethel wind up on roller skates delivering the orders in supermarket carts, but what about the orders that are NOT from their immediate neighborhood?
My father transferred this movie from a VHS-R to HD-DVD when I was 14. It shaped my view on what is considered normal sexuality by going FULL SPECTRUM on me. Let say it took me time to be sure I wanted vanilla with sprinkles.
I grew up around this film as it was huge with my older siblings, i really do credit it alot for shaping my open minded and respectful view of sexuality today, despite being as Vanilla as you can get personally lol. RHPS was ahead of it's time imo.
