Post by kijii on Jan 21, 2021 4:35:52 GMT
Seance on a Wet Afternoon (1964) / Bryan Forbes
This B&W thriller is one of Kim Stanley's two Oscar-nominated movies. While being a very good Forbes film, its denouement is a bit of a let down after the plot development.
Myra Savage (Kim Stanley) : You know what I sometimes wish? I sometimes wish I *were*... ordinary. Like you. Dead ordinary. Ordinary and *dead* like all the others.
Myra Savage : What we are doing is a means to an end. Now you agree with the end, don't you? Well then you must agree with the means! You can't have one without the other. : You know what I sometimes wish? I sometimes wish I *were*... ordinary. Like you. Dead ordinary. Ordinary and *dead* like all the others.
Myra Savage : What we are doing is a means to an end. Now you agree with the end, don't you? Well then you must agree with the means! You can't have one without the other.
This B&W thriller is one of Kim Stanley's two Oscar-nominated movies. While being a very good Forbes film, its denouement is a bit of a let down after the plot development.
Myra Savage (Kim Stanley) : You know what I sometimes wish? I sometimes wish I *were*... ordinary. Like you. Dead ordinary. Ordinary and *dead* like all the others.
Myra Savage : What we are doing is a means to an end. Now you agree with the end, don't you? Well then you must agree with the means! You can't have one without the other. : You know what I sometimes wish? I sometimes wish I *were*... ordinary. Like you. Dead ordinary. Ordinary and *dead* like all the others.
Myra Savage : What we are doing is a means to an end. Now you agree with the end, don't you? Well then you must agree with the means! You can't have one without the other.