[speaker001:] go what have you seen
[speaker002:] do you want to talk first about the one that you've seen or you want me to go
[speaker001:] oh mine was too scary go ahead
[speaker002:] the last movie that I saw was Little Man Tate
[speaker001:] oh was it good
[speaker002:] it was was a lot of fun yeah it was um real popular obviously it was about a week after it'd come out I think
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and uh I didn't really have any um preconceived notions of what it was gonna be about so it was fun to I don't wanna tell you about it I don't know if I should uh
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah have you seen Paradise with uh Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson no I haven't seen that one either I was hoping you well
[speaker002:] um no no let's see what else have you seen recently we can talk about one we've both seen
[speaker001:] well I rented we rented my daughter and her friend I have teenagers rented Silence of the Lambs
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh
[speaker001:] have you seen it oh it's
[speaker002:] no see that that's the kind of film that I probably wouldn't see um there's certain ones that my husband and I know that he might see with a friend and I wouldn't want to see
[speaker001:] yeah well I probably shouldn't have yeah I I don't know that I don't know my husband chose not to watch it and he obviously slept all night and I prayed really hard that my kids wouldn't have nightmares and I had nightmares for two nights
[speaker002:] did you yeah
[speaker001:] oh it's just it's so interesting but it that is the last one that I saw on home video
[speaker002:] and and did your kids have any reaction to it what were the kind of comments that they had
[speaker001:] well I probably shouldn't have let my younger ones watch it they are um seven and nine and eleven years old but and especially after this Jeffrey Dahmer thing really had my eleven year old going
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh oh boy
[speaker001:] you know and it was and he had lots of questions and I had to do a lot of reassuring but what my kids made some really interesting observations about how Hannibal the Cannibal you know was um playing with this gal's mind
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh they were aware that that
[speaker001:] you know which was something he was supposed to watch for and I mean it was very awful and you know it teaches them to
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] um be careful of strangers and and and
[speaker002:] yeah yeah I guess there is that in those scary movies there's definitely the element of uh caution
[speaker001:] oh yeah so that was but I have bought Fantasia for my kids and myself actually
[speaker002:] you know I I would like that as well I I've been looking for that and I haven't found it yet but I know that it's um I think it's at not not the warehouse but uh
[speaker001:] Costco those those kind of places kind of discount places yeah
[speaker002:] yeah yeah Blockbuster Video that's the one that I think I heard that it was
[speaker001:] oh yeah but you yeah you can just buy now the one I'm buying is a used one which I don't get till December so people will be using it until December but I got it for nine bucks so
[speaker002:] oh that's great
[speaker001:] you know yeah well I hope it'll be okay that's the one movie of all movies that I'm gonna buy
[speaker002:] no I I have to ask you about foreign films have you seen Angel at My Table
[speaker001:] no is it wonderful
[speaker002:] uh oh it's kind of like My Left Foot if you had a chance to see that it's very much like that you know it focuses on an individual who has
[speaker001:] oh yes yes I did see that oh
[speaker002:] well in in her case she's very very shy
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] um and that's not a physical disability but it's certainly a social emotional disability in her case and it it's really beautiful you know because it shows how she blossoms and and about her her her development
[speaker001:] oh yeah sure oh Angel at My Table
[speaker002:] uh-huh um another one that I really liked was called Truly Madly Deeply
[speaker001:] okay we'll keep an eye out nope
[speaker002:] I believe it's a British film as well and it came well there there are a couple they they tend to you know show up in San Francisco so
[speaker001:] so you like foreign films yes yeah more than Yakima Washington I'm afraid
[speaker002:] there are a couple theaters that usually show good ones you can count on them to show foreign films that you you feel like you might enjoy as opposed to some that are so eclectic that you can't really relate to them
[speaker001:] right uh-huh right right
[speaker002:] and um Truly Madly Deeply is a love story about a person's let's see it's her husband that dies it came out shortly after Ghost
[speaker001:] ooh oh and Ghost was your one of your favorites
[speaker002:] so um I I kind of I kind related to it a little bit because it it was about her husband's love and her love being so strong that he was able to sort of converse with her after he died in such a way to kind of help her make the separation from his death because she was having really hard time grieving for like a year or so after his death and
[speaker001:] ooh uh-huh and it was called what Truly
[speaker002:] Truly Madly Deeply
[speaker001:] Truly Madly Deeply
[speaker002:] uh-huh that's how they they used to have a a a game about how much they loved each other they'd loved each other truly no truly madly no truly madly deeply
[speaker001:] sounds wonderful oh I see oh it sounds wonderful
[speaker002:] yeah it's a sweet film it's actually kind of a a spoof on life after death because
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] he not only comes back to visit her and help her make the transition after his death but he brings all of his his friends and a lot of them are you know playing cards in her house and
[speaker001:] his friends oh
[speaker002:] jamming on musical instrument it it's pretty it's pretty funny
[speaker001:] oh well that would be comforting in a way you know oh well that's great um what else have I seen oh well we went to see um and you won't you don't go see dumb things but it was called Hot Shots totally a waste of
[speaker002:] um Hot Shot