chu@lasspvax.UUCP (Clare Chu) (04/20/85)
See Desparately Seeking Susan, it's so-o funny! Rosanna Arquette is such an airhead...by the way, I really like that jacket with the pyramid on it that causes the whole confusion. Madonna was great! Clare
steve@micomvax.UUCP (Steve Grice) (04/23/85)
In article <304@lasspvax.UUCP> chu@lasspvax.UUCP (Clare Chu) writes: > > See Desparately Seeking Susan, it's so-o funny! Rosanna > Arquette is such an airhead...by the way, I really like > that jacket with the pyramid on it that causes the whole > confusion. Madonna was great! > > Clare A friend persuaded me to go and see this film. It resembled an extended episode of Threes Company. The films' name is a misnomer, it should have been called 'Desperately Seeking Stupidity'. -- Steve Grice philabs!micomvax!steve
lspirkov@udenva.UUCP (Goldilocks) (04/28/85)
In article <> steve@micomvax.UUCP (Steve Grice) writes: >In article <304@lasspvax.UUCP> chu@lasspvax.UUCP (Clare Chu) writes: >> >> See Desparately Seeking Susan, it's so-o funny! Rosanna >> Arquette is such an airhead...by the way, I really like >> that jacket with the pyramid on it that causes the whole >> confusion. Madonna was great! >> >> Clare > >A friend persuaded me to go and see this film. It resembled an extended >episode of Threes Company. The films' name is a misnomer, it should have >been called 'Desperately Seeking Stupidity'. > >Steve Grice when i went to see DSS, i was expecting it to be good (& for some reason, i also thought it would be musical). boy, was i disappointed! the 2 hours just couldn't seem to end. the movie ended before it had a chance to begin. Steve is giving it too much credit: Threes Company is much funnier. Goldi -- Goldi email: udenva!lspirkov
markg@nvuxf.UUCP (M. Guzdial) (05/11/85)
I disagree with the previous review made of "Susan" (I'd include the
parts I disagreed with, but being new to Net postings, I'm unsure of
the procedures. Any suggestions on how to do this with 'vnews'? THANKS!).
I went to see "Susan" quite frankly because of the publicity it received
due to Madonna's role. I was quite pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable
the film was on-the-whole. Sure, the plot was trite, but the performances
were reasonable, the location shots were interesting (in terms of contrast
with "normal" life, I thought some of the shots were up there with
"Liquid Sky"), and the tale as a whole was "heart-warming" but not
syrupy. I mean, how "syrupy" can a movie be if it does allow its
heroine to indulge in extra-marital affairs, and still be heroic?
Mark Guzdial
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