Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
Resident Evil: The Final Chapter may not be the ideal final note for the series but as long as Jovovich is up there doing her…
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The Brand New Testament (2016)
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Martine
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Standing Tall (2016)
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Le Juge
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In the Name of My Daughter (2015)
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Renée Le Roux
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3 Hearts (2015)
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Madame Berger
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On My Way (2014)
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Cathy
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Beloved (2012)
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Madeleine
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Potiche (2011)
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Suzanne Pujol
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The Girl on the Train (2010)
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Louise
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A Christmas Tale (2008)
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Junon
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Persepolis (2008)
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Tadji
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Donkey Skin (2005)
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Queen/Daughter
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Kings and Queen (2005)
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Mme. Vasset
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (2004)
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Genevieve
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8 Women (2002)
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Gaby
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I'm Going Home (2002)
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Marguerite
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The Musketeer (2001)
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Queen
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Dancer In The Dark (2000)
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Kathy
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Place Vendome (2000)
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Marianne
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Pola X (2000)
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Marie
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Time Regained (2000)
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Odette De Crecy
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East-West (2000)
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Gabrielle
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Thieves (Les Voleurs) (1996)
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Marie
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My Favorite Season (1996)
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Emilie
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Indochine (1993)
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Eliane
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Scene of the Crime (1987)
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Lili
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The Hunger (1983)
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Miriam
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The Last Metro (1981)
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Marlon Steiner
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Hustle (1976)
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Nicole Britton
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Les Creatures (1969)
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His Wife
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Mayerling (1969)
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Baroness Vetsera
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Benjamin (1968)
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Anne
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Belle de Jour (1968)
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Severine/Belle de Jour
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#125 July 25, 2012
Marie writes: Once upon a time, a long time ago and in a childhood far, far away, kids used to be able to buy a special treat called a Frosted Malt. Then, with the arrival of progress and the subsequent destruction of all that is noble and pure, the world found itself reduced to settling for a frosty at Wendy's, at least where I live. Unable to support a "second rate" frosted malt for a second longer, I decided to do something about it!
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On orgasms
The two most important things that can happen to you in a mainstream movie are being killed and having an orgasm. Sometimes in facial close-ups it's hard to tell one from the other. When Pauline Kael saw that wall poster in Italy saying "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," she sensed she was onto something.
#80 September 14, 2011
Marie writes: my brother Paul recently sent me an email sharing news of something really cool at the Capilano Suspension Bridge in North Vancouver. For those who don't remember - as I'm sure I've mentioned it in the Newsletter before, the Capilano Suspension Bridge was original built 1889 and constructed of hemp rope and cedar planks. 450 feet (137m) long and 230 feet (70m) high, today's bridge is made of reinforced steel safely anchored in 13 tons of concrete on either side of the canyon (click images to enlarge.)
#79 September 7, 2011
Marie writes: I've always found the ocean more interesting than space and for invariably containing more delights and surprises. Case in point, discovering the existence of an extraordinary underwater museum...
#72 July 20, 2011
"I believe that if, at the end, according to our abilities, we have done something to make others a little happier, and something to make ourselves a little happier, that is about the best we can do. To make others less happy is a crime. To make ourselves unhappy is where all crime starts. We must try to contribute joy to the world. That is true no matter what our problems, our health, our circumstances. We must try. I didn't always know this, and am happy I lived long enough to find it out." - from LIFE ITSELF
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