postcard movie review

Dear Spike,

Next time, less soundtrack more movie. Say "hey" to Charlie for me, if you guys still hang out.

Love,
jfz

ps: the kids are alright...

Audiences

Clockwise from top left: Fate, Forgiveness, Subjectivity, the Ocean.

What do you see?

Rorschach

I see two women setting down their purses or with feather dusters (and red spots). You?

I'm 24

on the way home
i threw some
rocks at

these ravens
just laughed

and not quite on
the way home
flew back to themselves

Invitation to Stare

Couple, 2004

By making pictures that are erotically charged but resistant to the hurried viewer's quick scan, Brown hoped "to make people stop and look as long as possible. People have lost the habit of standing still in front of a work of art. I didn't want them to feel they'd gotten it too quickly. I always wanted it to be more than one thing, to be multilayered. It could be funny and very serious at the same time."

It could be funny and serious at the same time.

"I'll sing a song for you, that's what I'm here to do, to sing for you"

So we all fell in love with Charlotte when we saw Science of Sleep. Does this bolster or hinder that love?

A few things to consider:
1. She didn't write the song. It was written by the Air, Neil Hannon, and Jarvis Cocker.
2. Does her strangely sincere lip-syncing make the song or take away from it?
3. The album it's on is called 5:55.
4. Her dad is a genius.
That's all. Thoughts?