Stream of Consciousness is a segment dedicated to the mind ramblings we all have while watching movies.
TW’s: SUICIDE, DEATH
-I enjoy the opening shot of the wing tip shoes
-Cat Stevens illuminates my life
-Look at the blush pink of those flowers in that mid ‘70s cinematographic haze
-Oh and now he hung himself? That escalated quickly
-Get off the phone he’s asphyxiating
-His mom is so glamorous, just look at the sheen on that ermaine velvet dress
-Harold’s morbidity reminds me of the Fitzgerald sisters in Ginger Snaps
-Harold does have his drowning man impression down pat but he would make an abysmal spouse
-I get good vibes from Maude
-I love the juxtaposition of Harold toying with the gun while his mom is so absorbed in the banality of that survey.
-C’mon Harold, take a cue from serendipity and befriend Maude
-”Your hearse?” “Yours”. Friendship is blossoming
-Wait, so you’re supposed to break out the arsonist tendencies on the first date?
-Maude should model for American Apparel.
-Did Maude sculpt herself a wood vulva or am I just lonely?
-Harold wants to be a daisy and I’m crying. This is beautiful.
-I like the visual symmetry. I like Maude’s rambling car
– Does no one take the keys out of their car?
-I want that burgundy, paisley, velvet house dress…that’s like the Holy Trinity of adjectives.
-They brought the tree back home.
-Awe, their smoking hookah in kimonos while Harold has existential realizations.
-I love all the paradoxes in this film. They talk of killing amongst the serenity of the ocean.
-Maude is the greatest, I love her more than Harold loves turtlenecks.
-Ooooh ritual suicide sure does make a grand impression on the thespian crowd.
-He told her not to play with knives. -Maude loves Harold. Harold loves Maude. Rosie loves this movie.
-I mean, fuck yeah get hitched! You do you, I’ll bring the champagnne
-Aesthetic synthesis. cut away shots. Cat Stevens.
-I, he drove, what? That was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It renewed my faith in love and mutual wierdness. It should be required viewing for all humanity.
By Rosie
Categories: Anything and Everything