"Virgin Suicides"

[marionza]

I was impressed. Anyone see this flick? It was Sophia Copolla's debut. Anyone like Sophia? I think she's at least got style like her father. There's just too many non-narrative filmmakers on the scene these days. Peter Jackson makes epics-- not personal films. This is my first post. Be kind in reply.

[Aisling]

Sorry don't know Sophie Copolla but I was really looking forward to seeing this movie but then when I did, I was quite disappointed as I dodn't really understand the ending. Like why did they commit suicide when they were having so much fun sneaking out and that?

[rockstar]

oh, this is an awesome film. What a debut. When i think of it i always think of peaches and cream?

It's kind of like a modern day "picnic at hanging rock". It's all so miranda-ish

[zima]

Originally Posted by Aisling

Sorry don't know Sophie Copolla but I was really looking forward to seeing this movie but then when I did, I was quite disappointed as I dodn't really understand the ending. Like why did they commit suicide when they were having so much fun sneaking out and that?

Accidentally, that's mostly the same question asked in the movie and asked if some teen commits suicide in real life. Mostly by the ones who can't imagine how it is to not having anybody/putting everything at stake (one) and losing it.

[Aisling]

Originally Posted by zima

Accidentally, that's mostly the same question asked in the movie and asked if some teen commits suicide in real life. Mostly by the ones who can't imagine how it is to not having anybody/putting everything at stake (one) and losing it.

Oh right. I kinda understand it now. I see your point about asking the question and that. Gosh you must be a very deep and perceptive person - well done

[zima]

Well, while I won't comment about how you describe me (how one can be objective about himself?), perhaps studying psychology also helps in knowing such stuff...