There was a connection, and it was more than just a fantasy of the type of moviegoer who would attend a screening of something called "Porn 'n' Chicken".
A quick word to mention, as I dash out to a screening of something that won't be on local screens until sometime in the coming year, that my best-of-2010 best-of-2010 best-of-2010Desk, alist withashose of my colleagone Anthony Lane and David Denby.
I saw something else I'm forgetting—I know I ducked into a screening of something that was either really great or really magnificently disgusting one day when I got caught in the rain, but I forget what or which it was.
Now, I haven't seen the movie (despite the fact that we were all invited to see an early screening of it; something came up), but I did listen to Paul O's review on the Ron and Fez show last week, and it's safe to say that he didn't like the movie.
Hearing Thurston Moore wailing "Tonight I wanna dance with someone else," is entrancing - indeed, much more enchanting than Dolphin's visuals, sadly, which reveal myriad Madonna images flashing across a screen, vaguely reminiscent of something on TV.
The following quotation shows the implications of this: Screening for something for which there is no effective intervention makes no sense, and unfortunately, that's true for almost everything.
