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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 434033" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>To me it almost looks farcical, which is what makes it work, I think.</p><p>Robert Altman was an American filmmaker but <em>Images</em> was obviously meant to be a British thriller. He didn't <em>quite</em> get that special kind of tongue-in-cheek venom that I've only seen in British films, but he came very close.</p><p>I don't mean to bad-mouth Susannah York as a writer, but I found her unicorn monologues a bit irritating sometimes. It doesn't distract and perhaps it even enhances the autumnal fairy tale vibes of this film, but in a strange way it made me enjoy the character's predicament.</p><p></p><p>Surprisingly, the blood on the kitchen floor turns out to be the real thing, and I found it peculiar that the bottle Heinz ketchup was the <em>only </em> item on the kitchen table.</p><p></p><p>Oh, he was terrific. I recognised him but his name doesn't ring a bell.</p><p></p><p>Daaaahrathy, darling.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 434033, member: 8"] To me it almost looks farcical, which is what makes it work, I think. Robert Altman was an American filmmaker but [I]Images[/I] was obviously meant to be a British thriller. He didn't [I]quite[/I] get that special kind of tongue-in-cheek venom that I've only seen in British films, but he came very close. I don't mean to bad-mouth Susannah York as a writer, but I found her unicorn monologues a bit irritating sometimes. It doesn't distract and perhaps it even enhances the autumnal fairy tale vibes of this film, but in a strange way it made me enjoy the character's predicament. Surprisingly, the blood on the kitchen floor turns out to be the real thing, and I found it peculiar that the bottle Heinz ketchup was the [I]only [/I] item on the kitchen table. Oh, he was terrific. I recognised him but his name doesn't ring a bell. Daaaahrathy, darling. [/QUOTE]
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