It's coarse crust resembling a walnut was hard to get through at first with such a fragile teeth as I have. With the thin layer of creamy chocolate complimenting the the rich and perky coca-nut centre which ads to it's rich and unique characterisation that defines this movie. who would of thought that such a hilarious combination could taste so good!
This so went over my head when I originally saw it when I was in 10th Grade. Exactly what a satirical melodrama in the 1990's should look (those lights!) and sound (that cheesy rock/pop/electronic/industria soundtrack) like. .
So ridiculously overblown, in particular with its trashy dance numbers, blazing neon and bombastic (and often laughable) sex scenes; it even puts the sleaze of Basic Instinct to shame. And simply, what a fantastic, shameless ride it is (pardon the pun).
As "They Live" and "Videodrome" to the 80's, as "Network" and "Zabriskie Point" to the 70s, as "Easy Rider" and "Dr. Strangelove" to the 60s, as "Bigger than Life" and "Ace in the Hole" to the 50s. A fearless attack at the status quo, 90's society, Hollywood (pay attention to that highway sign at the end of the movie), just as "Escape From LA" was. Not "vulgar", it just represents vulgarity. Great movie!
Trevor Tillman, X.A. Coronel, Varun Anisetty, Matt Burgess, Greg S., Gerry Miriello, Johnny DuBiel, Ryan A. Pearce, Siksinaaq, menencorio, Jack Lehtonen, Kurt Walker
