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I would love a sequel too, with Moodyson in charge, and, as goes without saying, with Rebecka and Alexandra. Remake... no!
hcd wrote:And a sequel? What should it be about? I mean, they found each other. What's interesting enough to be shown in a sequel?
Oh yeah, I forgot! When two people who have fallen in love with each other under the most unlikely circumstances finally start some kind of relationship against all odds, it follows that only the first 30 minutes or so of this relationship will be interesting enough to be told. After that, nothing remarkable is going to happen to their love anymore and their lives will be boring. Yes, yes, that definitely makes sense!
Man, I can only hope for you that this is not how you view your real-life relations!
hcd wrote:But since you relpied in your inimitable way, why don't you give an example? But make sure it's not going to be soap opera like. And don't let it be out of touch with reality
kant1781 wrote:...
"Five years later".
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kant1781 wrote:Codyw1 said in that other thread about "lesbian movies" similar to Fucking Åmål, that it is really the wrong kind of question, and I think I agree. This film is a celebration of love, so let's talk about other love stories that may perhaps play in the same league like this - sweet 'n' romantic but real and truthful and sooooo fucking cool. All genders and sexes allowed. What do you think?
Here I go with just two random things on my mind:
Joel and Clementine (J. Carey / K. Winslet) in "Eternal Beauty of the Spotless Mind" (Michel Gondry)
Jesse and Celine (E. Hawke / J. Delpy) in "Before Sunrise" (Richard Linklater)
Agnes&Elin Forever! wrote:How much of an urge do you have for a sequel? Since it won't happen, do you suffer a lot?
What baffles me just as much, is that no one thought to reunite Rebecka and Alexandra in a DIFFERENT movie.
eric wrote:A film that is quite similar to FA is Lost And Delirious, basically the same story, with a tragic end, but nonetheless great.
kant1781 wrote:Codyw1 said in that other thread about "lesbian movies" similar to Fucking Åmål, that it is really the wrong kind of question, and I think I agree. This film is a celebration of love, so let's talk about other love stories that may perhaps play in the same league like this - sweet 'n' romantic but real and truthful and sooooo fucking cool. All genders and sexes allowed. What do you think?
Here I go with just two random things on my mind:
Joel and Clementine (J. Carey / K. Winslet) in "Eternal Beauty of the Spotless Mind" (Michel Gondry)
Jesse and Celine (E. Hawke / J. Delpy) in "Before Sunrise" (Richard Linklater)
kant1781 wrote:Agnes&Elin Forever! wrote:How much of an urge do you have for a sequel? Since it won't happen, do you suffer a lot?
My Goodness, you're taking it all too seriously! I have no "urge" of any kind for this. Can't I just dream away a little?
kant1781 wrote:...
Objection, eric! I think L&A is everything that FÅ is not. Despite maybe one or two impressive scenes and good acting, I find the script overdone and clichéd. The dialogue is syrup and the whole thing ends in cheesiness because it doesn't have the ironic touch and the down-to-earth realism of FÅ. And come on, it isn't the same story at all !
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