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Re: Duncantalk

maybe compare Cindytalk to the films of Tarkovsky...

i dunno...seemed like a nice thread, thought I'd give it a little
push.

--- In cindytalk@yahoogroups.com, babylabyrinthian <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
>
> > ha! you're just saying that because TM has only made 3 films
> > during his fairly lengthy career.is maverick just a euphemism
> > for troubled,do you think? if so can i be labelled likwise,it
> > sounds so much more erm dignified.
>
> Ha ha ! No, I use maverick because it sounds much better (and it
can
> make a nice rhyme with Malick !) :p
>
> More seriously , I can't really answer your question. I would say
> that you might be right. BUT your version would be the pessimistic
> (realistic ?) one, while mine is a bit more... well... optimistic
> (naive ?).
>
> About Malick : leaving the little sick world of Hollywood at the
end
> of the 70's (what Malick did) was the smartest move a director
could
> make. A few years later Michael Cimino would make his ultimate
> masterpiece "Heaven's gate" and the american movies would never be
> the same : nobody in Hollywood would procuce maverick / troubled
> directors anymore. Spielberg and Lucas could become the kings. The
> real american genious would grow in the underground (Abel Ferrara,
> Vincent Gallo).
>
> After "Days of Heaven", Malick wanted to make something called "Q"
> about...hum... the origin of life. It was a crazy project. Who
would
> have produced it ? Nobody.
> In my opinion, Malick left because of that. The movies had changed
> and he felt he didn't have his place anymore. So yes I guess you
can
> say the once maverick director was now a troubled one - for your
> pleasure Cinder !
>
> Anyway, I don't compare Malick to Cindytalk because of the '3 films
> in 30 years' thing. Ha ha I certainly don't.
> Nah, it's more a matter of colours again.
> Oh and that childish voice-over in "Days of heaven" is pretty ...
> erm... how should I say now ? Oh well... Cindy-like ! ;-)
>
> Erzule, about TVS : I didn't express myself pretty well. I guess I
> should have said gender ambiguity instead of gender issue. Still
> confused ? let me know.
>
> Take care everyone
> BL




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Hi all, Jeffrey Eugenides' second novel is called "Middlesex" and it's the best thing I've read for a long time : incredible style and substance, very dreamy...
babylabyrinthian
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Jan 31, 2003
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i just took a peek at "middlesex" online.it looks interesting. might haveta go get me one.thanks for the tip BL.cheers... cx...
lucinderx
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Feb 1, 2003
8:47 am

You're welcome Cinder ;-) Please, when (if) you read "Middlesex", let me know what you think about it. I'm interested. Speaking of books, can anyone think of...
babylabyrinthian
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BL... i'll try to remember to have a blether with you regarding "Middlesex".feel free to remind me,i don't have the best memory for such things.I don't mean to...
lucinderx
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Feb 2, 2003
6:35 am

post-script to previous email: i really think i'm losing the ability to make myself clear! what i meant in relation to LANARK is that from an "insiders ...
lucinderx
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Feb 2, 2003
8:01 am

Your explanation was clear enough to me. It's always very difficult to talk about your own work. And to be honest, that 'Cindy-like thing' is very difficult to...
babylabyrinthian
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Feb 2, 2003
10:57 am

How is there no gender issue in the Virgin Suicides, I am confused. Lanark, i never read that, does it have anything to do with New Lanark?...
erzule
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Feb 2, 2003
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i thought the virgin suicides was about gender issues but i didn't read the book,only saw the film.the idea resonated but the film didn't make a huge impact on...
lucinderx
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Feb 3, 2003
7:27 am

<<Another artist I link to Cindytalk is maverick american director Terrence Malick. Again this is just my opinion...>> ha! you're just saying that because TM...
lucinderx
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... Ha ha ! No, I use maverick because it sounds much better (and it can make a nice rhyme with Malick !) :p More seriously , I can't really answer your...
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maybe compare Cindytalk to the films of Tarkovsky... i dunno...seemed like a nice thread, thought I'd give it a little push. ... can ... end ... could ... ...
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Feb 23, 2003
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Hi James Funny you mention Tarkovsky : I just watched "The mirror" for the first time a few days ago... Strange yet beautiful puzzle made of dreams, memories...
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Feb 25, 2003
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i've always felt that cindytalk were certainly inspired as much by film as by other musics.the albums were always "designed" as if they were films.very...
lucinderx
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Feb 26, 2003
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... Aye, I'll triple that! :) Cheers, Dale...
dkl37
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Feb 26, 2003
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i promise that one day i'll make an attempt to burn it to dvd and distribute it freely to those that have an interest.okie... cx...
lucinderx
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Feb 26, 2003
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greetings group. a few hundred pages into Lanark and i was curious if there might be any connection between the character MacBeth (quite a party animal) and...
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