Give them nothing! But take from them everything!*

[bending_sickle]

Paris, je t'aime turned out to be even more random than I'd thought. It had some very nice stories, like 1) the rekindling of love between a dying woman and her ex-adulterous husband, 2) the engaged couple wandering about Oscar Wilde's grave and 3) the stabbed man asking the emergency assistance girl out for coffee. THere were some glorious monologues, like 1) the blind boy and the actress and 2) the American postwoman. All in all, quite nice, except the Wes Craven vampire bit totally sucked.

I agree with one viewer's comment on imdb:

"Finally, the wrap-up and interweaving of the 18 stories in the end feels somewhat rushed and half-hearted."

Oh, I cried, of course. Bitter, bitter tears...


Links of the Day:

Current Affairs
Russian Inventor Patents Invisibility Cloak and First Demonstration of a Working Invisibility Cloak

Oh Gods My Eyes!
Break your eyes with metamodslash, which goes to show that there is indeed everything on the internet, and this disturbing (and quite explicit) dinosaur foursome slash drawing.

Things to Covet
Baked French Toast Casserole with Maple Syrup
Loch Ness Imposter shirt

Neat Things
shoebox_project
The Internet Rules and More Rules
I before E? Not so, claims this poem.

Whose Line is it Anyway
Sound Effects: Santa and an Elf
Sound Effects: Cops and Ducks
3x31 Part 2/3
Let's Make a Date
Scenes From a Hat
Songs of Las Vegas
Read a Book
Scene to Rap



* Spartan King Leonidas, 300