This is the movie I watched slowly at home on Sunday today. I saw this movie more than 10 years ago, but I suddenly wanted to see it and chose it.
This movie has all the elements of mystery, eroticism, thriller, and humanity, and it's gorgeous. I like this kind of Hollywood look that you see a lot in the 90s.
The constant monotonous piano sounds create an eerie atmosphere. Feels like "JAWS". The couple who were really husband and wife at the time were also beautiful and their visuals stood out.
Stanley Kubrick made this post a posthumous work, but more people should know the message of this movie. In order not to be brainwashed by the news and media of the world.
This movie is composed of wonderful scenes from beginning to end, but there is one scene where I could see the cheapness. It is the scene where the daughter of the manager of the costume rental shop "Rainbow" is playing with two Japanese men.
That scene was so crappy it degraded the quality of this movie. That scene should be cut off.
I also missed doctors using Mac computers in the 90s. What was interesting was that the man who was the clerk in "Hotel Jason" looked exactly like Sam Smith.
I'm glad I finally saw a bright future for the couple. I love this movie and plan to repeat it someday.
This movie has all the elements of mystery, eroticism, thriller, and humanity, and it's gorgeous. I like this kind of Hollywood look that you see a lot in the 90s.
The constant monotonous piano sounds create an eerie atmosphere. Feels like "JAWS". The couple who were really husband and wife at the time were also beautiful and their visuals stood out.
Stanley Kubrick made this post a posthumous work, but more people should know the message of this movie. In order not to be brainwashed by the news and media of the world.
This movie is composed of wonderful scenes from beginning to end, but there is one scene where I could see the cheapness. It is the scene where the daughter of the manager of the costume rental shop "Rainbow" is playing with two Japanese men.
That scene was so crappy it degraded the quality of this movie. That scene should be cut off.
I also missed doctors using Mac computers in the 90s. What was interesting was that the man who was the clerk in "Hotel Jason" looked exactly like Sam Smith.
I'm glad I finally saw a bright future for the couple. I love this movie and plan to repeat it someday.