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leaving las vegas

rh71

rh71

No Lifer
Yes it took me 10 years to finally watch this movie in full... and I must say while it's obviously meant to be powerful and dramatic, I can't agree it did much for me in terms of emotion. People are naming this one of the most realistic representations of what someone goes through yet I can't feel it from a movie. Maybe if I knew some alcoholics or hookers, I could, but it doesn't hit home. Is it supposed to anyway ? Perhaps I'm too sheltered.

It was slow from beginning to end... that's what I really got out of it.
 
^ that I can agree with, though she aged beyond her prime and we all missed it.

EDIT> Wow she's 42. She was already 22 when she played Daniel-san's gf in Karate Kid.
 
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Elizabeth Shue ... yummers
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agreed

in terms of hitting home, hitting your heart, blah blah- it didn't do that for me, more or less it was just f'ed up.
 
The film is made as a story told by the hooker. Where's she sitting while telling it? Hospital? Police station?
 
Originally posted by: paulney
The film is made as a story told by the hooker. Where's she sitting while telling it? Hospital? Police station?
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my guess was shrink's office.
 
Originally posted by: PricklyPete
Elizabeth really should have done more nudity in her younger years...
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She was playing with herself in a scene in the Trigger Effect. I had an Elisabeth Shue week thru Blockbuster. :thumbsup:
 
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