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@marinerjohn24 This is not pop. It's like a mixture of dream pop with Nancy Sinatra-esque, haunting singer-songwriter music.

@lotusflower281 ...It's a perfume commercial, not a documentary.

She is a Sofia Coppola soundtrack waiting to happen.

@andrebontemp We do. But they're actual actresses, not women of the likes that you just mentioned.

Wow, stunning. Such an ethereal beauty.

Does anyone else prefer the album version? I always thought they played that one on the radio, but I guess it was this one.

@RippIemagne What do you think the Crusades, Hitler and Timothy McVeigh were all affiliated with?

@DIANAROSS4EVER They're important when you're lowly ranked...this is a bit unnecessary though.

@jeremythesharkdiver Wow, maybe it's time to go back to school. 1) "The last great free society" is wonderful hyperbole. 2) True socialism is far different than what the left desires and is heading towards, despite the right-wing rhetoric intended to scare people, which apparently worked with you...

@DRFRAVIO Um, they had that then. Nancy Sinatra was a celebrity and a sex symbol, of course she's going to be better looking than other women from the 60s you don't see on television,

@LaManehenna Because she chose to make a love story about a Bosnian and a Serb. I don't see why a controversy has to be made out of it..this is just one perspective of the war.

Everyone needs to calm down. I, as an American, accept that my country has done many terrible things and wish more films would be made to expose this to the public. I don't think it's necessary to have such a big backlash against an artistic interpretation of this war. I think it's just trying to...

@summer20105707 Oh come on, it was a joke.

@calihartley2010 I'm an independent Christian, I just do not believe in prejudice....and judgements do not "need to be said." Stereotyping is not thinking deeply, sir. See how when I purposely said the same back to you how you responded?

@titili77 Who even says that? Anyway, it's entirely irrelevant.

@RaymondDundas AKA you have too short of an attention span and have to insult it to make yourself feel intelligent again.

Where is this? Looks like Raleigh.

@RetroJenny Oh please, how stereotypical and prejudiced. Style evolves and it doesn't correlate with gender identity.

@buckwheat40 While I agree, it's unnecessary to be so bigoted and stereotypical about it.

@ryan33bttm Which is what the movie says, it wasn't perfect love. And the "shady political intrigues" were propoganda, similar to what was spread about Marie Antoinette. It's really not that difficult to uncover.

@MonfangHowlett Marriages and civil unions are both performed in court houses. The latter just have several more restrictions. I would link you, but I'm not allowed here...google it and a list of differences will be one of the first options.

@Graddad56 Luckily the indie and foriegn markets makes up for it!

@2fromcenter You must not study film if you think this is bad editing. 1) it's a commercial. 2) The rapid editing is perfect to reflect the fleeting emotion of the main character and the ethereal spirit of the ad.

@erniepac This is a different song from the commercial, I think.

@toadpoker Hollywood has always been of the left and people, influenced by nostalgia, will always say the past was better, despite true Hollywood containing many classy stars. Look at Meryl Streep, Julianne More, Nicole Kidman, Marion Cotillard, Michelle Williams, Kate Winslet, etc. That's just h...

@gal80s I'm sure the generation before said the same about the stars of the 50s. And this generation will be comparing the next to the Meryl Streeps, Nicole Kidmans, Kate Winslets, Marion Cotillards, Julianne Moores, Michelle Williams (etc) of today. That's is just how time evolves and nostalgia ...

Sofia Coppola brought me here :)

@palatinesouth Lost in Translation