Anyone ever see La Femme Nikita?

[Suthsayer]

Seriously, all those beautifull people and technology.....

Just made me want to go out and rave!!!

He he he he Anyone else ever feel that way?

[milgramShock]

r u talking about the good french film? .....or the other crappy version (wasn't there a t.v. show too?)

[greencell]

the TV show on USA sucks my balls

[milgramShock]

so does the american movie.

nothing touches the french original.

[Suthsayer]

Oh, don't be such movie snobs. ;p

The original french film was good, true. But Point Of No Return still had some good points to it. And I meant the american TV series that started airing on the USA channel several years ago.

[demigod]

that woman is hot

[milgramShock]

Originally posted by Suthsayer
Oh, don't be such movie snobs. ;p

The original french film was good, true. But Point Of No Return still had some good points to it. And I meant the american TV series that started airing on the USA channel several years ago.

im not being a snob..... just always on the lookout for interesting art rather than hollowood blockbusting piles of money.

sorry :p he he he.

[BBKahuna]

my sister used to be hooked on that show.

I always thought it was.. okay.. but nothing incredible.

Later,
Jesse

[williowstar]

Originally posted by greencell
the TV show on USA sucks my balls

im gunna have to agree with you on that one!

[DJ Rawkus]

La Femme Nikita=the worst piece of trashy art ever made. It gets neither a thumbs down or a thumbs up because it confuses the fuck out of me. I'll stick to Bladerunner, thanks.

[Star_Dancer]

I used to date her

[milgramShock]

Originally posted by DJ Rawkus
La Femme Nikita=the worst piece of trashy art ever made. It gets neither a thumbs down or a thumbs up because it confuses the fuck out of me. I'll stick to Bladerunner, thanks.

thanks for your opinion. its fantastic.

[invis]

i really have major issues with television....but we had cable a while back and i've got to admit when i happen across the ole nikita i was sprung like i used to be....i don't know what it is about that show because it really isn't all that great, but i love it. kinda like star treck used to be way back in the old days...lame in many respects but it somehow kept me coming back? um, ok maybe i shouldn't have so readily admitted that but...:0)

[Sky Scream]

I like the music in it...there are some classic ghetto 80's drumtracks in the score.

The Russian dude who takes out half of the world's police forces is pretty impressive too.

[MizDollyB]

***purr***


La Femme Nikita... She is SO HOT. And all their buttons and toys and... yeah.


.rawr.


:)

[wadd]

little help here: didnt "the professiona"l have something to do with lafem?

[DesignerVoodoo]

wtf is everyone talking about buttons and shit for? La Femme Nakita rocked, Point of No Return sucked my zit-encrusted, puss-oozing ass. could you more completely destroy a good movie in a remake? i dont watch tv, but i can already tell you the show sucks.

and no, the professional had nothing to do with la femme nakita. bitchin movie tho.

[SuperChile]

Originally posted by wadd
little help here: didnt "the professiona"l have something to do with lafem?

ok, they don't directly have anything to do with each other... at least not as individual films...
but they are, in fact, both directed by luc besson. and do, as a result of this, and as a result of the movement much french cinema was taking at that time, both fall into the category that some call the "cinéma du look," which is characterized by constant action & visual & auditory stimulation. these films are complex and sometimes confusing, but always very visually and auditorally dense and surprising. lots of bright colors, crazy shots... etc. you get the idea.

and i've never seen the show either, cuz i imagine it would only make me sad... i do love that movie, though...

[mercuria]

Originally posted by milgramShock
just always on the lookout for interesting art rather than hollowood blockbusting piles of money.

sorry :p he he he. [/B]

If you like strange and unusual flicks, i would strongly suggest Japanese films. "Realm of The Senses" is one of the many, but then it's also the only film which was prohibited in Japan until a couple of years ago for strong sexual content. Funny thing, though, that it's actually about OBSESSION bordering on insanity and has a much deeper meaning to it than just sex. Also, try "Dreams" by Kurosawa Akira...
blah, blah, i talk too much. As far as NIkita goes, i love the movie. the series, though, DOES make me wanna go out and RAVE!

[mercuria]

Originally posted by Sky Scream

The Russian dude who takes out half of the world's police forces is pretty impressive too.

That's us russians, alright :-)

[milgramShock]

Originally posted by mercuria


If you like strange and unusual flicks, i would strongly suggest Japanese films. "Realm of The Senses" is one of the many, but then it's also the only film which was prohibited in Japan until a couple of years ago for strong sexual content. Funny thing, though, that it's actually about OBSESSION bordering on insanity and has a much deeper meaning to it than just sex. Also, try "Dreams" by Kurosawa Akira...
blah, blah, i talk too much. As far as NIkita goes, i love the movie. the series, though, DOES make me wanna go out and RAVE!

thanks for the tips..... i wanna see 'The Center of the World' ..... ive heard its an interesting movie on the same sexual OBSESSION tip as well....

word.-paddy

[wadd]

Originally posted by SuperChile


ok, they don't directly have anything to do with each other... at least not as individual films...
but they are, in fact, both directed by luc besson. and do, as a result of this, and as a result of the movement much french cinema was taking at that time, both fall into the category that some call the "cinéma du look,"


i knew there was something there...

[jedi_raver]

movie was good but i never liked the usa series