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Topic: Run Lola Run
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Dave Williams
Wet nipple scene
Posts: 1836
From: Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 04-14-2002 07:01 PM
Just saw this film at the TOWER in salt lake city, utah.First it had some serious damage to the film, bad emulsion scratches and base scratches, but the sound was decent. This is a German film about a woman named Lola and her boyfriend named Manni, and they must get 100,000 (german monetary units) to a drug dealer within 20 minutes or he will be killed. This film plays out in real time, and is played in three different ways. Each of the three ways, played one after the other, has different cause and effect happenings that effect the overall outcome. The first two are tragic, and the last rather comical. As with all foriegn films, it is different. They use a Euro Industrial techno pop score throughout the entire film, changing in intensity and pace as the action changes. The action never really lets up, and each time we see a new way it could go, we see things we never saw before. There are also times when Lola comes across people in each instance, and each time we take a quick flash forward into that persons life, seeing how they are personally effected by the occurance. And with each of the three looks at it, we see the last seven seconds watching both Lola, Manni, and the very top of a clock, all on the screen simultaniously as the next potential ending comes up. The intire film feels like the fugitive meets MTV. It is very stylish, fast, and even romantic, tragic, and fierce. Be prepared for an attack on your senses, because you will be immersed in it very quickly. My personal feelings on the film are as such. I loved this film. It is one of the best I have ever seen in my entire life. I more than highly recommend this feature, I order all to seek this film out and watch it NOW. It is well worth the time and the effort, the reward is great. I do not know if they are going to show it again next week, but if so I am there. With the sound, I think it works better in a large auditorium where it feels much more like a concert or dance hall. It seems to add to the experience. So if you rent it, turn it up LOUD. Dave
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