Blæke Williams (panmac)

Rabbit Hole (2010)

Directed by: John Cameron Mitchell
PG-13, 1 hr. 32 min.
Release Date: December 17, 2010


Rabbit hole is sad, motivational, uplifting and depressing dramatic family film as there is but it`s an enjoyable feature all the same. There`s really a bit to easily a spoiler, so very little to cover on this other than it`s beauty and over-caring nature bringing into a light of reality by association more than anything.

Sometimes an elaborate metaphor is the better way to cover a subject, duh!

Some Like It Hot (1959)

Directed by: Billy Wilder
Unrated, 2 hr.
Release Date: March 29, 1959

review: lol oh i get it these guys are a couple of comedians (Jack Lemmon=Base and Tony Curtis=sax) but after seeing them with Marilyn Monroe as Sugar Kane=vocals/uklale, they are just a couple of dim-witted ning-com-poops ..right. I hadn`t seen her perform before for the camera other than pics and doco biograph pieces, so it`s really good to see what`s behind all that glamour spin.

Quite funny and is really a piece on this comedie-a-rama genre. The three main parts/acts (the intro and train scenes, the beach, plus the romantic relief scenes) are intercalated together beautifully with a couple of 'on the run' slap-stick /post depression bootlegging Mafia shenanigans and shows on what was most state of the arts cinimatagraphic production stuff back then and shows is a cool guys/girls kinda flick.

This is as hammier than you get but you`ll love it if you want to enjoy it if not a palpable B+W if you can stand the mono-audio. Not that much a musical, musical which is minimal anyhow