1) After Hours...Griffin Dunne, Roseanne Arquette...a date goes horribly wrong. One of my Faves

2) Last Seduction...Linda Fiorentino as a beyotch, in a dark movie.

purplerein said:

I love Roseanne Arquette

heartbeatocean said:

One of my absolute favorite movies! Extremely special!

I love the ending where he's been through hell and is all ragged and his last hope is Jane. He puts his last quarter in the Juke and it plays Peggy Lee's Is that all there is. Classic.

Or when he's in Terri Garr's apt and she puts on Chelsea Morning and asks him to touch her hair. "Come on you can touch it"

Or the chick who just lets him "use" the phone.

superspaceboy said:

just a few great scenes from a little ol movie...Terri Garr and her bagel sculptures..the flooding of the bathroom...was it Cheech and Chong who stole the statue in the end?

ok..how about these...

1) the Lonely Guy, with Steve Martin and Charles Grodin...


2) Prey for Rock and Roll...Gina Gershon..yummmm

3) A night on Earth (i think)...different directors did vinnettes..revolving around taxis...Wynona was in one, Roberte Begnini in another..?
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purplerein said:

Dude, this is art!

Yeah the Bagel paperweight she bought from Rosanna Arquette's Roomie Kiki Bridges (played by a wonderful Linda Fiorentino.) I love when he freaks out on Rosanne and demands to see the bagel paperweights he came there for "originally".

I so love Last Seduction. I am a huge Peter Berg fan. That movie made me love Linda, too.

purplerein said:

Gena Rowlands also appears with Winona. good pick

Resurrection with Ms Burstyn?

Night On Earth, yes.

Last Seduction is a personal fave in my movie collection

Seen After Hours, Last Seduction and Night on Earth. Used to really love AH, but haven't seen it in ages.

By the by: the entirety of Night on Earth was directed by Jim Jarmusch.

Ace said:

thanks...perhaps the segments were written by different writers?

purplerein said:

AFter Hours is one of my all-time favorites. Probably Scorsese's most unappreciated film.

SnakePeel said:

I'd disagree with that last statement. There are plenty of Scorsese films that fly under the radar of After Hours. In fact, considering his entire filmography, I'd say it was one of his most appreciated films after Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, Raging Bull, Goodfellas (the big ones)

After Hours has a fine reputation.

heartbeatocean said:

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Omg! After Hours?? It's one of my favorite movies. It is just so crazy...I love this!