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LADY CHATTERLY… a film by Pascale Ferrari. Starring Marina Hands, Jean-Louis Louloc’h and Hippolyte Girardot.

Intensely sensual, intoxicating, involving, charming, omnipotent, thought provoking….
These are the words that spring from my mind effortlessly in describing this fabulous film, coming soon to APPLEBOX.
Based on the novel by D.H Lawrence, Lady Chatterly is the story of Constance Reid and Oliver Parkin- a story of passion which transcends class and social conventions. Every frame of this film is alive with sensuality- blending nature, sex and romance in a mesmerising and enthralling manner. It really attacked my senses.
This is the kind of film you start smiling to yourself about, I’m sure you’ve experienced that before, where you feel like you’re joining in the secret, and the adventure….
I classify this film as a one hundred percent romance starter!!!! Add it to your list of must see’s over the christmas break….. 5 apples…

CASHBACK… a film by Sean Ellis. Starring Sean Biggerstaff and Emilia Fox.

I really wasn’t sure if I’d enjoy this movie after watching the first twenty minutes- it started out a little slow and I thought it may be a teen age angst love story- not really my cup of tea. I perservered and it really grew on me. It’s quite an endearing film. What happens when you freeze time and enter into the polite surfaces of every day life? The ability to find beauty in the most seemingly ordinary. This film for me was like meeting a new and interesting person who makes you see things in a way you never really had before. It made me remember that there is beauty in all around us, and made me see that beauty through the eyes of a painter. A gentle, feel good film……3 apples..

I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU CHUCK AND LARRY… a film by Dennis Dugan. Starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James and Jessica Biel.

An easy Friday night laugh, Chuck and Larry is cheesy and fun. Even though I found it stereotyped and reduced homosexuality to dance parties, musicals and shopping sprees,I looked past it’s shortcomings because the film does strive, in an awkward way for acceptance. It’s a story of love, sacrifice and friendship which always makes you feel good. I really did laugh alot, and it was very easy to watch. If you’re a Jessica Biel fan, then the perve factor is very high also!…3 apples…

Posted December 10th, 2007 under Movie Reviews.
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