Evangeline Lilly

The Long Weekend
$14.98
A funny comedy of 20+ brothers, full of life, sexual desire, nice to watch at.

You will like it, surely, as I did watching during a long weekend yesterday.

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$7.99
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Afterwards
$19.97
Once again the Weinstein circus has squashed another good film with no distribution and misleading cover art (their two specialties). To help with the art, there is no significant gun play (smoking gun cover), and the central character played excellently (in English) by Romain Duris gets supplemental pics on the back cover only. Yes, Malkovich and Lilly have supporting roles that they play with powerful directness, but this is really about one man's journey in finding what is important before a fatalistic event may or may not occur in his life. The tagline of "fear the messenger" is actually the opposite of what the film is trying to convey. And the misplaced cover quote (with bad grammar) reveals nothing about the truth of the film ("..tension.."?) - was more of a subtle emotional draw.

There is a beautiful serenity to this entire film - all inclusive with how they manage the cityscapes, countrysides and solitude of the central character, both with the musical score and the cinematography. The story follows a recently divorced lawyer who tries to make sense of this doctor's revelations about how he can foresee death. The story is told in a non-lineal format between present day and some unknown dreamscape involving the main character's family in a beautiful wooded area. I honestly feel the rest of this immersion tale and subplots are up to the viewer to decide in what is meant, as nothing gets preachy or too descriptive in how these messengers might have this power.

As par for Weinstein, they give no supplements, but the video and audio quality are excellent. Bourdos has written and directed a mesmerizing film here, but I have not read Et Apres to know how the translation went. Four for the film and quality but cannot give a five as there is no additional material to assist the package.

Cougar Club
$14.99
For the few dozen or so people who may not be aware, a "cougar" is an older woman who dates / goes after a younger man (men). It is a trend in society that is picking up steam and perhaps the most famous present-day example would be Demi Moore hooking up with Ashton Kutcher.

The present movie is a party movie / comedy about a pair of guys who just graduated from college. Trying to garner the necessary funds for grad school, they hatch an ambitious plan to make some $$. They advertise to young men in search of older women that they have an off-kilter dating sight just for them. The men pay substantial membership fees to meet up with "Cougars" who have free memberships. The plan becomes a huge success!

The "topless menus" feature is "one giant leap for mankind" (as Neal Armstrong would say). It's an innovation that I'm hoping will catch on and allow movie companies to join the 21st century. Also, there is a decent amount of nudity in the movie itself as well. Only problem is that it's of female extras; we never see the primary women strip down. Oh, well.

If you're looking for a party movie which centers around a societal trend that's actually happening all around us, then this is a DVD that's bound to offer you a sexy good time. Go Cougars!!