Excellent. From the hauty intellectual narration by the critic, to the freeze frame of Eve, all the way to the masterful acting of Betty Davis as an aged actress fearful of the youth around her to the betrayal by Eve this film sucked me in and spit me out. It is exciting to see a great film hold up for over 50 years…it still works great today.
Even though I could kind of guess the ending, it’s superbly acted and well written. I’m guessing (though I don’t know for sure, someone else enlighten?) that it was revolutionary in terms of writing style at the time of release, too, since it begins at the END and then flashes back to the beginning of the tale of betrayal before returning to the present day again. I’m assuming storytelling was more linear prior to this film.
maryannatwork wants to quit procrastinating
live in rome
fly a kite
meditate daily
start a company
go back to Hawaii
hold a koala bear
succeed.
get all my music onto my computer and burn all of the music on my computer to CD
Have a good education.
get pregnant
Visit The Seven Natural Wonders of the World
be more spiritual
become a gigalo
foxyboxing wants to get laser hair removal
help people
extacy
go to marriage counseling
Save money
enjoy wine
be more social
