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sickly passion?

posted 19 years ago by rosmarinus84
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I saw "Killing Me Softly" one night of Friday and.... I remained in my sofa all the night to know as it finished.I would like that the end was prettier...
But... Joseph Fiennes is perfect!he hooks me as Alice hooks him. who would not like to maintain an adventure to him???? hahaha
In spite of a sickly relation.... there is as much passion that is most exciting of the film

excuse, for my horrible english!!!

best whishes from Spain and..... many many kissessssssssssssss!!!

[–] beachbabi2020 19 years ago

Yeah, hehe. Joseph played that part very well and so did Heather. I just saw the movie earlier today, and I liked it.

[–] lferrigon-1 18 years ago

I loved this movie as well. From start to finish. Loved the lead characters.

[–] Devans00 17 years ago

The best scene is when they are looking at each other on the escalators. Why did they break up? That wasn't really explained.

>>Oh, well that's different. Nevermind!<<

[–] cflr 14 years ago

They broke up because Adam was a violent thug - remember when he just about killed the guy that simply stole something from Alice earlier in the movie? - and was clearly sexually messed up after having an incestuous relationship with his sister. He wasn't exactly what one would call "a good catch".

[–] skay_baltimore 13 years ago

They broke up because Adam was a violent thug - remember when he just about killed the guy that simply stole something from Alice earlier in the movie? - and was clearly sexually messed up after having an incestuous relationship with his sister. He wasn't exactly what one would call "a good catch".

Yeah, but there must be a lot of women who just can't resist that bad boy appeal.

"Love isn't what you say or how you feel, it's what you DO". (The Last Kiss)

[–] RedMirror 12 years ago

Makes perfect sense! Thank you.

I was wondering about the reason why the broke up too..

"People are afraid to merge." -- Bret Easton Ellis