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"eternal sunshine ....."

Just got this out, I actually really liked it.

Thought Carey and Winslet were excellent as well. Was expecting a crappy love story or arty panty thing... but good all round. Waheh

Same as Tiltawhirl on this one, best film of 2004 for me.

Yeah, I might go buy it as well.

In the Physics building at my Uni there is a tiny cupboard/door thing between endless other normal doors.

Anyway, somebody had got a proper sign for it that say 'Professor John Malkovich'. See, those geeks have a sense of humour.

This was my favourite film of last year. Was a real suprise to me how clever the whole thing was, I expected it to be enjoyable but I never expected to like it so much that I went out a week later and bought it.

Have really enjoyed the other Kaufman films that I've seen as well. Being John Malkovich confused me at times, but I still managed to really enjoy it in my confusion.

Kilgore Trout wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> that Cibo Matto "Sugar Water" video is stunning.
>
> Pop videos shouldn't be this clever.

Just found a link to it if anyone is interested. [URL]http://www.damoon.net/CIBO03.htm[/URL]

I haven't seen this video, and I'll have to check it out.

monkey_man wrote:
> that Cibo Matto "Sugar Water" video is stunning.

Pop videos shouldn't be this clever.

Ah, I must have been too tired to understand the end. Just read a thingy, awww that's nicer.

I'm a huge fan of Gondry's work. Check out the Director's Choice DVD of his - that Cibo Matto "Sugar Water" video is stunning. He did the White Stripes Lego video, and the one where they jump about with the amps and drum kits. And he did a Beck video, and Bjork. Very clever man. Carey and Winslet were good, and it was a sufficient enough mindbend to make you go "Hmmmm".

EDIT: And I love Kaufmann too. Saw Adaptation recently, and I've got BJM - superb.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Yeah they were but then they listened to the tapes, didn't they?


Ahhh, I'm getting the chronology wrong. Of course, that's right.

[URL]http://www.beingcharliekaufman.com/spotless.txt[/URL] Screenplay if anyone's interested.

Yeah they were but then they listened to the tapes, didn't they?

I couldn't really figure it out, I thought they deceided that it would end up like it had done?

I did like them meeting up again as the intro... etc

SHEEPY wrote:
> How sad, they never got back together but they had no memories left
> of the good times, awwwwwwwwww.

??? They did. It's the closing scene. They got back together, but didn't know how they got there. They first met at the party on the beach, they rediscovered each other on the same beach after their memories had been wiped.