There has to be a blu ray extended uncut edition(listening MGM/WARNER Bros?) Cause there was a long love scene In flashback where Miriam first seduced John Blaylock-seen only stills from that scene and even more Lady loving with Miriam and Sarah ,Still a beautiful thriller,but always felt it was TOO short,Tony Scott had to cut alot of stuff to appease the MPAA
This film, if only by happenstance in parts, rates as a ode to the powers of adaptation germinated and germane to what the modern age's first biologist and early celebrated invertible species zoologist ... having delved into the underpinnings of HEME, re today’s RNA communication to DNA -- metaphor -- err: misappropriated work of Jean-Baptiste Pierre de Monet de la Marck, Chavalier by Darwin & Neos: once majestically rich sovereign de la Marck dynasty | xeno-transfer consanguinity mythos.
The disturbing trouble with Catherine Deneuve is the DEMAND when looking at her ... evaluating her beauty, and seeing past the simultaneous harshness of it and its utter artifice: categorically, she rates, along with Sharon Tate and numerous others as 100% color shifters ... err ... brunettes of varying shades who were self-determined peroxide blondes: fake. Added, her utter lip-less-ness only compounds her non-oval face -- an assault on true beauty. So, net-of-net, she stands a rejected doll.
Catherine Deneuve <3. Spending the whole eternity as a decomposing living dead locked up in a coffin may be worth if you get to spend couple of centuries with Deneuve.
Translation: Under the dense canopy Where the white jasmine Blends with the rose On the flowering bank Laughing at the morning Come, let us drift down together Let us gently glide along With the enchanting flow Of the fleeing current On the rippling surface With a lazy hand Let us reach the shore Where the source sleeps And the bird sings Under the dense canopy Under the white jasmine Let us drift down together!
i am a 75 year old irish priest. i have felt many temptations since "joining the priesthood" however this video, god forgive me, makes me hornier than ever before. god bless all in hollywood and their wonderful work bringing us these excellent stories and very beautiful altogether.
@Xubose i love that part, too. very smooth. i would have melted if i were susan. just being in such a dim room, music playing, wine, catherine like a foot away, i would feel totally intoxicated.
@Pineapple5064 I honestly don't know if I'm laughing because that comment was epic and took me by surprise, or because that is EXACTLY what I said when I saw it.
@yelmprincess Have you read the book? It's wonderful. Very detailed. Usually, the movie never measures up to the book, but in this case it does. The movie condenses the book.. makes it visual, but the beauty exists in both. Read it if you haven't already!
"Whoa Beavis . . . she's NAKED!" "Yeah . . . hehhehheheh . . . I'm gettin' a stiffy." The uncut version of this scene is spankbank material for sure. Screw the arguing over which one is more beautiful. There's not a straight man on the planet who would turn down either of these women.
Creo que este libro es uno de mis favoritos H.P. Lovecraft, adoro esta pelicula, nada que ver con las chatarras que ahora hacen pasar por "peliculas y libro de vampirito"
AND THAT'S WHERE YOU STOPPED THE VIDEO?!!!! Good thing I saw this way back when - what a great seduction scene. Two beautiful and brilliant actresses.
I saw this when it came out. Was 18 at the time. Do the math: 18 year-old boy's imagination + Catherine Deneuve + Susan Sarandon + Lesbian Love Scene = Perma-Wank. Their memory is spot-welded into my brain.
Anyone thinks this movie was an inspiration to Twilight? i mean the vampires in this movie are similar to the ones in Twilight where sunlight doesn't kill them, they are beautiful people, they are romantic and they have no fangs but razor sharp as blades teeth like the ones in Twilight, only difference is that they don't sparkle in the sunlight.
How come Bowie and Miriam didn't sparkle? or is it because they are Egyptian?
@Johnlindsey289 calling them Egyptian would DEFINATELY offend some Afrocentrics. Haha. That is just a sign of the times, showing the vampire as an archetype move from disgusting voodoo zombie to creepy old foreign guy to sexy but slightly scary recluse to teenybopper high school student.
There has been plenty of other vampire movies that show different kinds of vampires that are unconvential and not of the Dracula stereotype on film before Twilight such as this, Lifeforce, Near Dark, Innocent Blood, Planet of the Vampires, Sleepwalkers, The Keep, Ravenous, Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter etc. seen those?
Of course. I mentioned. There was the whole phase of the Anne Rice-esque vampire, such as in this movie, and that, sadly moved into the faddish Twilight kinda thing, which probably will prove to be no more of a phase than (and be forgotten like) gay vampire pornos.
Don't forget Anne Rice made vampires gay. And how come these vampires can walk in the daylight without being killed yet don't sparkle? i mean come on man, David Bowie is bisexual and loves glitter. There's also Lair of the White Worm, Martin (1977) etc with unconvential non-stereotype vampires.
@Johnlindsey289 Martin and those other movies deal with more of the psychological vampire than the supernatural kind. A junkie theoretically could be a vampire.
I just finished watching Belle De Jour, the time span between that movie and this one is 15+ years and my god, it is as if Catherine Deneuve doesn't look a day older, she is ageless in her films
Another patriotic idiot that doesn't read all the postings gone before and jump to conclusion. I am neither French, nor English so you can quit the holy grail shit and drop the croissants. Go read the point that i was trying to make and next time dont open your gob again 'till you know what you talking about.
Now, go and take your medication: you have been brain washed.
What does Catherine Deneuve think at 1:54 and say at 2:03? This was what I caught. "I'm sure.... but, I suppose you're very busy." "Me? .... Idol, I'm afraid." One last question, at 3:30, does she say this? "In a magical garden, they sing how they follow this dream between (souls?), gliding over the water."
the best version I've heard is in this movie. I've listened to many others and they seemed a bit fast. The slowness of the piece her makes it seem more exquisite and erotic.
are you kidding? like who? models who use 10 pounds of make up on their faces? when denueve was younger she hardly everrr used make up to look beautiful. she didn't need it..she just naturally looked that way.
i'm not jealous nor am i one of those immature types that thinks women like megan fox are goddesses. i'm simply stating that she is not the most stunning ever...she is quite stunning, but there are several moreso
Well the actual original argument was whether or not CD was the most beautiful and elegant woman ever. I should have said Di was more elegant and beautiful. That probably pisses you off more huh....
Not pissed off at all: just sad that you cannot see the difference in class & looks [or...elegance and beauty] that Deneuve has compared with Diana.I guess you're American and Americans have such a sad love affair with the British aristocracy.One day you'll have a history too & will realise your mistake :) [Yes I know the USA has no monarchy etc.,am just winding you up!] :)
You obviously haven't spent much time in the States. We constantly deride Brits for their ugliness, especially the Queen and Prince Charles. It would be ridiculous to assume an American would find a Brit elegant and beautiful just because she was a Brit. Princess Diana was such, IN SPITE of being British. However, I don't think you're arguing CD as the most beautiful/elegant of all time like the other loon, I'll give you that credit. But honestly, compare Di and Deneuve side by side, please
Aaagh...my reply was longer than the max 500 characters...what a waste of my time:suffice to say there are several weaknesses in your argument:missing the point,mis-reading what I wrote,stereotyping...
Perhaps you see elegance as an attitude rather than some tangible thing you can point to (like money, clothing, social status). In that regard Deneuve's characters may be of comparable elegance to Diana, but they are imaginary. Diana is a real human not some amalgamation in yawalle's mind of all the characters she's played in Cinema. Perhaps it is you with the stupor towards FRENCH elegance. I don't care if CD modeled for whomever, Diana was more elegant, and unbelievably beautiful.
It's ok. I never once said Deneuve wasn't a goddess in her own right. But she is an actress. Princess Diana was royalty. I know that in and of itself does not justify my argument, but that about sums up this debate as to who is more elegant. It's simply a difference in opinion. Lauren Bacall and Ingrid Bergman were more beautiful than Deneuve too in my opinion. But its just opinion.
1.Elegance is not tangible:it is so obviously diffferent from money,clothing etc that your first premise is completely undermined..2,Diana was real but not to the public:she was given an 'amalgamation' of beauty,elegance etc by the world's press which she manipulated brilliantly,exploiting her aristocratic position & royal marriage;Diana was just as much a model as CD.Attractive to some,yes,elegant & beautiful...no.
Actually no we don't constantly deride the Brits because they're ugly. There are ugly and beautiful people in every society. Brits have one thing I wish all Americans had- they don't take themselves too seriously.
Oh come on. Maybe not you, but we as a society constantly make fun of the Brits looks and the French cowardice. It's not right nor fair but you have to admit it occurs.
36517repubs....Yeah? And ALL Europeans collectively laugh at Americans' stupidity. Ah, and did i mention their loudness, crassness and ignorance? And how about that symbol of American culture that is: Sarah Palin?
Please dont get me started. You want stereotypes? There is nothing better then one big, fat, ignorant, loud, racist, gun tooting, christian fundamentalist American to fit the stereotype. See?
It's not right nor fair but you have to admit it occurs.
Listen i'm sorry but my conversation on this video was far too long ago to remember what could possibly give you this level of indignation. I apologize for being the spawn of satan and a completely disgusting human being. But i really don't care what you're upset about.
No you dont. You are one big, American ignorant, who happens to fit the stereotype. Word of advice: travel more, learn other languages, be open to other cultures, widen your horizons.... meantime do not comment on things you know nothing about. You end up looking like the fool that you are. Sad.
Go back and read your preposterous comments. "The ignorant American' is just an ironic example of your own stereotyping. You really need to start thinking before you talk boy.
I was a little confused, too. I think it's either that her blood isn't strong enough to keep them alive more than a few hundred years, or that when she falls out of love, or gets bored of them, they die. I'm not sure. I think she promises them eternal life, but can't really give it, one way or the other. If there's a book, it would probably be more telling.
Miriam is a true vampire, her lovers arte not. She promises them eternal life but since they are human her blood does not give eternal youth. After a few hundred years their beauty withers rapidly, leaving them unable to satisfy their hunger because they can barely move, yet they can't die. So she keeps them in their coffins where she talks to them occaisionally.
The book is really good. It's by Whitley Streiber.
After the first few- why can she not figure this out & keep others from the same fate? Surely their is a way to satisfy her need with theirs without condemning them & turning them into not-eternal vampires.
i remember how distrubing it was to see Miriam shelf Bowie towards the end. Why not just kill them and spare them an eternity of being buried alive. Crazy.
because there is no death for the. her soul is tied to theirs, they cannot die until she dies. Although the ending leaves a great question mark as to what has happened with sarah.
I'm not a lesbian, but I find this scene (and the one that follows it) to be totally hot! (Of course, the actresses are not lesbians, either -- well, at least not Sarandon!)
Perhaps asy4, but Sarandon refused to play the love scene "under the influence". As Sarandon put it, she couldn't think of anyone gay or straight who wouldn't want to get it on with Catherine Deneuve.
Catherine is not gay either =) lol But in "8 women" she kisses another actress and I find it pretty sensual too even if I'm not a lesbian. =) This movie is amazing if you have the occassion to see it =) (it's french as me lol )
There has to be a blu ray extended uncut edition(listening MGM/WARNER Bros?) Cause there was a long love scene In flashback where Miriam first seduced John Blaylock-seen only stills from that scene and even more Lady loving with Miriam and Sarah ,Still a beautiful thriller,but always felt it was TOO short,Tony Scott had to cut alot of stuff to appease the MPAA
deckard97 2 months ago
"I don't know WHY I'm here" uh.... LESBIAN SEX MAYBE? WORK IT!
zentopia7 2 months ago 3
i got wet 30 seconds into watching this shit. This brings back some wonderful memories, such a classy vampire movie, just wonderful
Mr2pint 3 months ago
I love that look of passion they give each other in 1:55. So hot.
79Bobola 4 months ago
This film, if only by happenstance in parts, rates as a ode to the powers of adaptation germinated and germane to what the modern age's first biologist and early celebrated invertible species zoologist ... having delved into the underpinnings of HEME, re today’s RNA communication to DNA -- metaphor -- err: misappropriated work of Jean-Baptiste Pierre de Monet de la Marck, Chavalier by Darwin & Neos: once majestically rich sovereign de la Marck dynasty | xeno-transfer consanguinity mythos.
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The disturbing trouble with Catherine Deneuve is the DEMAND when looking at her ... evaluating her beauty, and seeing past the simultaneous harshness of it and its utter artifice: categorically, she rates, along with Sharon Tate and numerous others as 100% color shifters ... err ... brunettes of varying shades who were self-determined peroxide blondes: fake. Added, her utter lip-less-ness only compounds her non-oval face -- an assault on true beauty. So, net-of-net, she stands a rejected doll.
CarCriticAssessor 4 months ago
So how did vampires become so boring in the 2000s? Maybe the sparkles did them in.
castingtherunes 4 months ago 4
@castingtherunes HAHA
JoHeartsArt 2 months ago
Catherine Deneuve <3. Spending the whole eternity as a decomposing living dead locked up in a coffin may be worth if you get to spend couple of centuries with Deneuve.
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luxvelour 4 months ago
sarandon led me here and deneuve is what i left thinking about. two amazing woman, fabulous film and one hot scene...
MsWho132 5 months ago 2
Dude seriously, Could someone tell me whats the name of that song?, really i want to hear the full song but i don't know the name.
Xl3attousaiX 6 months ago
@Xl3attousaiX Flower Duet, from Lakme by Delibes
Translation: Under the dense canopy Where the white jasmine Blends with the rose On the flowering bank Laughing at the morning Come, let us drift down together Let us gently glide along With the enchanting flow Of the fleeing current On the rippling surface With a lazy hand Let us reach the shore Where the source sleeps And the bird sings Under the dense canopy Under the white jasmine Let us drift down together!
Jackbite69 5 months ago 4
@Xl3attousaiX Catherine Deneuve gives u the name and the history of this most beautiful song. Pay attention..lol.
missasegei 5 months ago
My goodness... Janet Weiss has grown up, hasn't she? ;-)
Gairm 6 months ago
i am a 75 year old irish priest. i have felt many temptations since "joining the priesthood" however this video, god forgive me, makes me hornier than ever before. god bless all in hollywood and their wonderful work bringing us these excellent stories and very beautiful altogether.
i did not have any brothers.
mrlamouche 7 months ago
This is the Blade Runner of vampire movies.
Kishmakay 7 months ago
What does "hunder" mean?
krit5 7 months ago
@krit5 hunger and its about the vampires and blood. unless of course you were mocking someones grammatical error.
MsWho132 6 months ago
THE ARM OF BRAD PITT ANGELINA JOLIE CIGARATTE ROLL UP ECONOMICS I DONT KNOW JUSTIN CAMPBELL DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF ESSO
whotaughtyou 7 months ago
every women would turn gay for catherine deneuve, believe me...
jessicarc14 8 months ago 38
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@jessicarc14
I saw this movie , last night on tv & omg.. She's so hot!!!
StephieeBleeding 7 months ago
@jessicarc14 and susan sarandon too.
basiacomeout 7 months ago
@jessicarc14
TheNightOwl1981 6 months ago
@jessicarc14 i believe you xD
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Catherine Deneuve...what a natural beauty...
waistnotime 9 months ago 3
This scene was badass 20 years ago and is still badass.
missasegei 9 months ago 6
S: Is it love song?
M: I told you it was sung by two women.
S: ... it sounds like a love song.
M: Then I supposed that's what it is.
That is off the charts smooth. All of us dudes really need pick up lines like that.
Xubose 9 months ago 10
@Xubose i love that part, too. very smooth. i would have melted if i were susan. just being in such a dim room, music playing, wine, catherine like a foot away, i would feel totally intoxicated.
christentze 9 months ago 4
okay, this might be a stupid question, but what's the name of that song??
apl07782 9 months ago
@apl07782 Song = Lakme - Leo Delibes
gacekfm 9 months ago 2
i love how deneuve sits down in that chair. it's just like "well, c'mon take it off."
Pineapple5064 10 months ago 7
@Pineapple5064 I honestly don't know if I'm laughing because that comment was epic and took me by surprise, or because that is EXACTLY what I said when I saw it.
phoenixgirl39 10 months ago
OMG..Catherine can seduce me anytime!
dooNH3T 10 months ago
fake and gay
CRAZYWeirdNSCARY10 11 months ago
@CRAZYWeirdNSCARY10 That is hilarious.
MegaLangosta 10 months ago
@MegaLangosta
my comment?
Thanx :-)
CRAZYWeirdNSCARY10 10 months ago
ctherine is amazing. Most sensual woman out there.
linocindy1 11 months ago
This film ends when Bowie's character leaves the screen. The early scenes are far more enchanting than the later ones.
SteadyHaze 11 months ago
for a second I thought they were talking in telepathy
yelmprincess 11 months ago 2
@yelmprincess Have you read the book? It's wonderful. Very detailed. Usually, the movie never measures up to the book, but in this case it does. The movie condenses the book.. makes it visual, but the beauty exists in both. Read it if you haven't already!
juniper709 7 months ago
@juniper709 Yes I have I loved whitley strieber
yelmprincess 7 months ago
Catherine Deneuve.....The most beautiful woman in the world...
MysticGoddess1975 11 months ago
Wow this is one of the most erotic things to have been committed to celluloid.
russellfoureyes 1 year ago 3
tony "master of epileptic camerawork" made this movie!!! unbelievable...
jasonvoorhees2019 1 year ago 3
Nooooo....you can't cut the scene there!
GarethWonfor 1 year ago 7
the name of the opera is "Lakme", the composer is Delibes, french end of the 19th century
MrConcepto 1 year ago 3
DAMMIT JANET.
dattebayoYAH 1 year ago 33
What's the name of that operatic piece at the end? Anyone help?
shibamatachick 1 year ago
What's the name of that operatic piece at the end? Anyone help?
shibamatachick 1 year ago
where is a continuation?!
hybryda87 1 year ago
"Whoa Beavis . . . she's NAKED!" "Yeah . . . hehhehheheh . . . I'm gettin' a stiffy." The uncut version of this scene is spankbank material for sure. Screw the arguing over which one is more beautiful. There's not a straight man on the planet who would turn down either of these women.
elc1960 1 year ago 2
That sherry turned awfully red on her tit.
doston1 1 year ago
Creo que este libro es uno de mis favoritos H.P. Lovecraft, adoro esta pelicula, nada que ver con las chatarras que ahora hacen pasar por "peliculas y libro de vampirito"
claudia1callita 1 year ago
Why is it hard for me to get wood from the women I love? I love Deneuve.
TheInspectorClay 1 year ago 3
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TheInspectorClay 1 year ago
leider ein horror film ...
doch flowerduett lakme ... include
coralux1 1 year ago
wow X_X
AnneAulisRobin 1 year ago
i could listen to catherine's english all day. i love the deepness of her voice.
christentze 1 year ago 7
this is an art film thats why most people did not like it, the movie was above the heads of the average movie goer.
doctorw2 1 year ago
What a horrible place to stop the video. Thankfully this moving is streaming on netflix.
amberholt1987 1 year ago
AND THAT'S WHERE YOU STOPPED THE VIDEO?!!!! Good thing I saw this way back when - what a great seduction scene. Two beautiful and brilliant actresses.
jimjimmyjames59 1 year ago 6
I saw this when it came out. Was 18 at the time. Do the math: 18 year-old boy's imagination + Catherine Deneuve + Susan Sarandon + Lesbian Love Scene = Perma-Wank. Their memory is spot-welded into my brain.
(Sorry.)
SchmedleyDoRight 1 year ago 3
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Catherine Denueve was a terrible choice for the role.
lollipopfop 1 year ago
Kate Walsh looks like Catherine Deneuve so much!
1Vella 1 year ago 2
What is this music???
1Th1617 1 year ago
@1Th1617 Catherine said about it in the film ) It's Flower duet form Lakme by Leo Delibes ))
AnnaJargal 1 year ago
Anyone thinks this movie was an inspiration to Twilight? i mean the vampires in this movie are similar to the ones in Twilight where sunlight doesn't kill them, they are beautiful people, they are romantic and they have no fangs but razor sharp as blades teeth like the ones in Twilight, only difference is that they don't sparkle in the sunlight.
How come Bowie and Miriam didn't sparkle? or is it because they are Egyptian?
Johnlindsey289 1 year ago
@Johnlindsey289 calling them Egyptian would DEFINATELY offend some Afrocentrics. Haha. That is just a sign of the times, showing the vampire as an archetype move from disgusting voodoo zombie to creepy old foreign guy to sexy but slightly scary recluse to teenybopper high school student.
PataponRose 1 year ago
@PataponRose
There has been plenty of other vampire movies that show different kinds of vampires that are unconvential and not of the Dracula stereotype on film before Twilight such as this, Lifeforce, Near Dark, Innocent Blood, Planet of the Vampires, Sleepwalkers, The Keep, Ravenous, Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter etc. seen those?
Johnlindsey289 1 year ago
@Johnlindsey289
Of course. I mentioned. There was the whole phase of the Anne Rice-esque vampire, such as in this movie, and that, sadly moved into the faddish Twilight kinda thing, which probably will prove to be no more of a phase than (and be forgotten like) gay vampire pornos.
PataponRose 1 year ago
@PataponRose
Don't forget Anne Rice made vampires gay. And how come these vampires can walk in the daylight without being killed yet don't sparkle? i mean come on man, David Bowie is bisexual and loves glitter. There's also Lair of the White Worm, Martin (1977) etc with unconvential non-stereotype vampires.
Johnlindsey289 1 year ago
@Johnlindsey289 Martin and those other movies deal with more of the psychological vampire than the supernatural kind. A junkie theoretically could be a vampire.
PataponRose 1 year ago
very good old movie
Snegurochka7 1 year ago
are you making a pass at me misses Blaylock?
jrkuwaye 1 year ago 2
I love sexy French women :)
choirfreak26 1 year ago
yeah, baby, let's get it on!!
EllenDawkes 1 year ago
Deneuve is far too beautiful. It's truly amazing to see how her beauty just deepened from Les Parapluies de Cherbourg. She was perfect in this role.
crimsonkismet 1 year ago 3
Hottest love scene ever omg!!
sirenize 1 year ago
Deneuve in her best performance.
Cmdsouza 1 year ago
denueve cold,cold like the ice...
cyber199 1 year ago
i have watched this movie 100 times.
doctorw2 1 year ago 4
Sarandon is beautiful, but it's shocking how plain she looks next to Deneuve.
anemone9 1 year ago 10
@anemone9 with longer hair and a little make-up, susan is actually quite beautiful...
dsdffdsfdsdsffsd 1 year ago
I love Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon !! Great artists ...
Kisse$, Jane :)
bilitisjane 1 year ago 4
I just finished watching Belle De Jour, the time span between that movie and this one is 15+ years and my god, it is as if Catherine Deneuve doesn't look a day older, she is ageless in her films
trickmastermonkey 1 year ago 4
@trickmastermonkey
i totally agree with you
BeaHansen 1 year ago
oh man...just....
*flails*
2smallfishes 1 year ago 6
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TheKearnsmike 1 year ago
denuve, is just a stunning beautiful woman
redredreds100 2 years ago 74
Agree, best seduction scene ever!
Man what a presence Deneuve has, so gorgeous..
theirisroad 2 years ago 6
This is ammmmmmmazing!
lifeluvr132 2 years ago 3
'hey ashley, just got ur msg. k ill tell u. i got it at twilight4free . info
Hyonmayont 2 years ago 3
this is the greatest seduction scene of all time.
rickyseabra 2 years ago 6
I gotta say it, Susan has great nips.
brassflower 2 years ago 39
@brassflower you got no class.
KimberlyRPeacock 8 months ago
Susan Sarandon does such a good job being "awkward" in this scene. Catherine just has amazing presence.
tnman39 2 years ago 7
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Is this a transcript from Monty Python and the Holy Grail . You English Pig Dog , I fart in your general direction .
Go bake croisants or we will send back the Nazis .
ThomasAkaspar 2 years ago
Another patriotic idiot that doesn't read all the postings gone before and jump to conclusion. I am neither French, nor English so you can quit the holy grail shit and drop the croissants. Go read the point that i was trying to make and next time dont open your gob again 'till you know what you talking about.
Now, go and take your medication: you have been brain washed.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago 4
croissants are delicious.
JanieA100 2 years ago
AhaHhhAhAhA! True. But not shared with ThomasAkaspar, the lobotomy patient!
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
@ThomasAkaspar strange comment, what does it mean??
redredreds100 2 years ago
Um, why did u stop at the good part?! LOL
TheRebajo 2 years ago 4
the music is lakme from delibe
sponttan 2 years ago
This is such a good film. It's so stylish
ReanniexXx 2 years ago
when the first goth kid tried to skateboard only to suck at it...emo's where born
from then its gone from bad to worse and lo as the whole culture became gay
CandeljacKDontSayHis 2 years ago
carherine thats what icall a woman!
bullfrommull 2 years ago 3
wow what a hot scene....
marixalilith 2 years ago 2
Watched The Hunger last night, it's quite an impressive watch... A little dark, a little sinister, but sophisticated.
Just like the entire Goth subculture.
ThePoisonDoor 2 years ago
can someone tell me title and the author of the piece of music that starts from about 1:55, I will be extremely glad, thanks :)
anty6chryst 2 years ago
this has got to be one of the best lesbian scenes ever made for film
joliecide 2 years ago
Did you read tihis book? I AM WOMAN!!!!
conchaperez 2 years ago
at 3:30 they say "they sing how they follow the stream to its source, gliding over the water"
mkrecknagel 2 years ago
What does Catherine Deneuve think at 1:54 and say at 2:03? This was what I caught. "I'm sure.... but, I suppose you're very busy." "Me? .... Idol, I'm afraid." One last question, at 3:30, does she say this? "In a magical garden, they sing how they follow this dream between (souls?), gliding over the water."
mitsuhote 2 years ago
"Me? ... idle I'm afraid."
I hear the second sentence as do you, "souls" is correct, and fits with the story of Lakme and Malika.
ekydami 2 years ago
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galrinet 2 years ago
could someone please tell me what the song is
ive tried looking it up
and i cant undersand her
paradiceislost9 2 years ago
it's the song of the slave Mallika and of the princess Lakmè, from the opera Lakmè by Léo Delibès, a french composer of the 19th century
MrDelicate 2 years ago
thanks
its realy beutiful
and i keep hearing it
but never new its name
thank you so much
paradiceislost9 2 years ago
It is sung in French.
ekydami 2 years ago
i meant her accent
and the name is in french
so i couldn't type it
paradiceislost9 2 years ago
Lady Di was cute..not beautiful...
deetheas 2 years ago 4
if even
paradiceislost9 2 years ago
Catherine Deneuve = Imortal Beauty
galrinet 2 years ago
Great movie !!!
ABBAmanu 2 years ago
the best version I've heard is in this movie. I've listened to many others and they seemed a bit fast. The slowness of the piece her makes it seem more exquisite and erotic.
syzygywell 2 years ago
Its the flower duet from Lakme by Leo Delibes
mothersgrave 2 years ago
deneuve is undoubtedly the most beautiful woman on earth
PianoMan1191 2 years ago 8
Absolutely wrong, I cannot believe you would say such a thing. I think of many many more beautiful and elegant woman than her.
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
are you kidding? like who? models who use 10 pounds of make up on their faces? when denueve was younger she hardly everrr used make up to look beautiful. she didn't need it..she just naturally looked that way.
PianoMan1191 2 years ago
You've got to be kidding. I mean even Princess Diana in person was more beautiful than her, and I don't find her particularly great looking.
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
when denueve was YOUGNER
PianoMan1191 2 years ago
36to173........blahblahblah: Yeah, that's because you are either jealous or you a have a particular bad case of myopia.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
i'm not jealous nor am i one of those immature types that thinks women like megan fox are goddesses. i'm simply stating that she is not the most stunning ever...she is quite stunning, but there are several moreso
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
Princess Di more beautiful???You are kidding me??!!!Not a chance,whether CD younger or older!
yawalle 2 years ago 4
Well the actual original argument was whether or not CD was the most beautiful and elegant woman ever. I should have said Di was more elegant and beautiful. That probably pisses you off more huh....
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
Not pissed off at all: just sad that you cannot see the difference in class & looks [or...elegance and beauty] that Deneuve has compared with Diana.I guess you're American and Americans have such a sad love affair with the British aristocracy.One day you'll have a history too & will realise your mistake :) [Yes I know the USA has no monarchy etc.,am just winding you up!] :)
yawalle 2 years ago
You obviously haven't spent much time in the States. We constantly deride Brits for their ugliness, especially the Queen and Prince Charles. It would be ridiculous to assume an American would find a Brit elegant and beautiful just because she was a Brit. Princess Diana was such, IN SPITE of being British. However, I don't think you're arguing CD as the most beautiful/elegant of all time like the other loon, I'll give you that credit. But honestly, compare Di and Deneuve side by side, please
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
Aaagh...my reply was longer than the max 500 characters...what a waste of my time:suffice to say there are several weaknesses in your argument:missing the point,mis-reading what I wrote,stereotyping...
yawalle 2 years ago
Perhaps you see elegance as an attitude rather than some tangible thing you can point to (like money, clothing, social status). In that regard Deneuve's characters may be of comparable elegance to Diana, but they are imaginary. Diana is a real human not some amalgamation in yawalle's mind of all the characters she's played in Cinema. Perhaps it is you with the stupor towards FRENCH elegance. I don't care if CD modeled for whomever, Diana was more elegant, and unbelievably beautiful.
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galrinet 2 years ago
It's ok. I never once said Deneuve wasn't a goddess in her own right. But she is an actress. Princess Diana was royalty. I know that in and of itself does not justify my argument, but that about sums up this debate as to who is more elegant. It's simply a difference in opinion. Lauren Bacall and Ingrid Bergman were more beautiful than Deneuve too in my opinion. But its just opinion.
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galrinet 2 years ago
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galrinet 2 years ago
1.Elegance is not tangible:it is so obviously diffferent from money,clothing etc that your first premise is completely undermined..2,Diana was real but not to the public:she was given an 'amalgamation' of beauty,elegance etc by the world's press which she manipulated brilliantly,exploiting her aristocratic position & royal marriage;Diana was just as much a model as CD.Attractive to some,yes,elegant & beautiful...no.
yawalle 2 years ago
Actually no we don't constantly deride the Brits because they're ugly. There are ugly and beautiful people in every society. Brits have one thing I wish all Americans had- they don't take themselves too seriously.
monkies978 2 years ago
Oh come on. Maybe not you, but we as a society constantly make fun of the Brits looks and the French cowardice. It's not right nor fair but you have to admit it occurs.
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
36517repubs....Yeah? And ALL Europeans collectively laugh at Americans' stupidity. Ah, and did i mention their loudness, crassness and ignorance? And how about that symbol of American culture that is: Sarah Palin?
Please dont get me started. You want stereotypes? There is nothing better then one big, fat, ignorant, loud, racist, gun tooting, christian fundamentalist American to fit the stereotype. See?
It's not right nor fair but you have to admit it occurs.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
Welllll...oddly enough I happen to go to church every Sunday and lynch black people. Hahaha, just kidding.
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
Yeah? Well... dont leave the day job yet: you are not funny.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
Listen i'm sorry but my conversation on this video was far too long ago to remember what could possibly give you this level of indignation. I apologize for being the spawn of satan and a completely disgusting human being. But i really don't care what you're upset about.
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
No you dont. You are one big, American ignorant, who happens to fit the stereotype. Word of advice: travel more, learn other languages, be open to other cultures, widen your horizons.... meantime do not comment on things you know nothing about. You end up looking like the fool that you are. Sad.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
Again, what in the world are you talking about? Ummm...okay. I'm an ignorant American...????
365to173repubsPWNED 2 years ago
Go back and read your preposterous comments. "The ignorant American' is just an ironic example of your own stereotyping. You really need to start thinking before you talk boy.
pseudonym1964 2 years ago
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galrinet 2 years ago
OMG, Deneuve!
Sigh...
pseudonym1964 2 years ago 4
This movie turned me on to classical music. Best vampire movie ever.
MAXBLAYLOCK 2 years ago 8
Yeah i know i kinda wanna download the music so everytime i hear it now i'll think of this movie:)
231meredith 2 years ago
I only discovered this film a few days age
......Catherine is so beautiful.
231meredith 2 years ago 5
Catherine is just so pretty.....This is an excellent clip
Lsa3067 2 years ago 3
Catherine is so sexy that it should be against the law!!!
Rhiaanon 2 years ago 14
I LOVE their interaction from clips
1:45 - 2:00, and
2:22 - 2:55.
I am so in love with Catherine in this scene!
hfortenberry 2 years ago 4
why did her lovers come back at the end i didn't really get the story...
selenebeaupre666 2 years ago
I was a little confused, too. I think it's either that her blood isn't strong enough to keep them alive more than a few hundred years, or that when she falls out of love, or gets bored of them, they die. I'm not sure. I think she promises them eternal life, but can't really give it, one way or the other. If there's a book, it would probably be more telling.
doston1 2 years ago
Miriam is a true vampire, her lovers arte not. She promises them eternal life but since they are human her blood does not give eternal youth. After a few hundred years their beauty withers rapidly, leaving them unable to satisfy their hunger because they can barely move, yet they can't die. So she keeps them in their coffins where she talks to them occaisionally.
The book is really good. It's by Whitley Streiber.
MAXBLAYLOCK 2 years ago 5
After the first few- why can she not figure this out & keep others from the same fate? Surely their is a way to satisfy her need with theirs without condemning them & turning them into not-eternal vampires.
Goldhelmriel 2 years ago
i remember how distrubing it was to see Miriam shelf Bowie towards the end. Why not just kill them and spare them an eternity of being buried alive. Crazy.
yarbles67 2 years ago
because there is no death for the. her soul is tied to theirs, they cannot die until she dies. Although the ending leaves a great question mark as to what has happened with sarah.
syzygywell 2 years ago
One of the first movies I watched that let me know that I really love girls...I fell in love with both of them!
Praxilla 2 years ago 9
I'm not a lesbian, but I find this scene (and the one that follows it) to be totally hot! (Of course, the actresses are not lesbians, either -- well, at least not Sarandon!)
asy4 2 years ago 4
Perhaps asy4, but Sarandon refused to play the love scene "under the influence". As Sarandon put it, she couldn't think of anyone gay or straight who wouldn't want to get it on with Catherine Deneuve.
msm2you 2 years ago 7
I totally agree with you !!!! Im not gay but I would totally get it on with Catherine she's so hot !!!!!!!!!!
helenmirrenfan4ever 2 years ago 7
Catherine is not gay either =) lol But in "8 women" she kisses another actress and I find it pretty sensual too even if I'm not a lesbian. =) This movie is amazing if you have the occassion to see it =) (it's french as me lol )
meryldepp 2 years ago 2