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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (4644)	5/10/2004 9:14:12 PM
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Oh "BLeU"...so cinematographically gorgeous ....incredibly lovely story , a beautiful woman. It's has much to do about the liberation/rediscovery of human compasssion, beauty truth purpose life ...and love & loss . I was in love with all three almost equally , but Rouge was amzingly touching "love's story" too. For some reason I just loved this little old woman , so bent over who appears in all three films making her way to a recycling bin on the street . How she slowly almost painfully attempts to dutifully place the bottle in the opening too high for her... thought this was somehow such a nice fitting piece of symbolism ...and I just really liked that old woman being there . I loved all three greatly ...watch them in sequence would be my recommendation ...and own them. (curl up on the couch with someone close too) ;-) PS: Borders is prolly the most reliable and civilized place that would carry "Trois Colouers" in their foreign DVD section. BBY doesn't have a foreign section to speak of at all...but they do have Terminator I & II & III though . <G>

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