Terminal
Boarding Gate: Asia Argento as a sexy ex-prostitute who is forced to flee London after a steamy S&M encounter with a debt ridden ex-lover that ends in violence? Mmmm, doesn’t really feel like an Asia Argento type character.
Nor does it feel like a Olivier Assayas movie!
“I have the deeper scratchier voice.”
“No, I have the deeper scratchier voice.”
i guess first exploring the possibility of a debt consolidation loan isn’t as “sexy.”
that picture kinda gave me a switchblade.
Asia Argento: “During the shooting of my directorial debut, I must never let myself go to any goliardery, even if I might think I am missing some fun, never mingle with the rest of the crew, because they are actors while I am the mirth of a rickety poem. They are solo artists, virtuosos - but I am the orchestra, the strings carpet where everybody has to lay. They are the public, while I am tonight’s special event. I allow them to be instantly well-liked, but I must remain rigorous to reveal my eyes, I have to act out the things that never happen. When I think of my film, I don’t take anything from the reality that I know, I suck only from the utopia/reality I would want to live. When I say my lines, the I have written for myself, I think about this, of a womb-like world where amniotic liquids protect me from injustices and the boogey man.”
maybe Lohan suddenly entered the Matrix.
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michael madsen isn’t the first person to come to mind when you think of action flick. unless it involves chasing down a pack of Ding Dongs.