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WWP # 219 - Interview with the Vampire and Sauvignon Blanc
I must admit, this was my pick, so I can’t blame my friend Ryan for this insanity. Within five minutes, I was fully giggling, this is pure madness covered in men in lacy collars. If you just put a (lace!) veil of gayness over this film, it makes a lot more sense and is a better movie. Two old, beautiful queens from Louisiana are in love but jealous of each other and “kidnap” a daughter to strengthen their relationship, and it works…for a while. I think I just changed the description, alert Rotten Tomatoes or IMDb.
Two of the biggest box office beauties (three, if you count Christian Slater!) duke it out forever as vampires. San Francisco 1991: A reporter (Slater) is interviewing 200-year-old Louis (Brad Pitt) for an unknown reason and most of the movie is flashbacks as to how Louis was a plantation owner in New Orleans (tsk tsk) and after his wife and daughter died he didn’t care for life anymore and rampant vampire Lestat (Tom Cruise) turns Louis. They work together splendidly for a bit…er, bite…and then Louis gets bored and regretful, causing Lestat to turn one of Louis’ victims into a tiny vampire, a little girl named Claudia (Kirsten Dunst). Also starring bloodlusty Antonio Banderas, Thandie Newton as a staff member of Louis’ house, and Stephen Rea as a mime/vampire? Some of this film I didn’t understand, like all of the rules and what exactly a companion is supposed to be/do.
Cracked open a fresh can of House Wine Sauvignon Blanc, a crisp, bitter respite from the bloody feasting and people constantly making googly eyes at each other. This is an instance where I preferred the ridiculous movie over the wine.
If you’ve made it this long, stay tuned! One movie left in my Spook or Sweet movie marathon month!
Interview with the Vampire (1994) is streaming on HBO. Drink at your own discretion.
#wwp #winereviews #moviereviews #sauvignonblanc #interviewwiththevampire #annerice #bradpitt #tomcruise #kirsten dunst
I must admit, this was my pick, so I can’t blame my friend Ryan for this insanity. Within five minutes, I was fully giggling, this is pure madness covered in men in lacy collars. If you just put a (lace!) veil of gayness over this film, it makes a lot more sense and is a better movie. Two old, beautiful queens from Louisiana are in love but jealous of each other and “kidnap” a daughter to strengthen their relationship, and it works…for a while. I think I just changed the description, alert Rotten Tomatoes or IMDb.
Two of the biggest box office beauties (three, if you count Christian Slater!) duke it out forever as vampires. San Francisco 1991: A reporter (Slater) is interviewing 200-year-old Louis (Brad Pitt) for an unknown reason and most of the movie is flashbacks as to how Louis was a plantation owner in New Orleans (tsk tsk) and after his wife and daughter died he didn’t care for life anymore and rampant vampire Lestat (Tom Cruise) turns Louis. They work together splendidly for a bit…er, bite…and then Louis gets bored and regretful, causing Lestat to turn one of Louis’ victims into a tiny vampire, a little girl named Claudia (Kirsten Dunst). Also starring bloodlusty Antonio Banderas, Thandie Newton as a staff member of Louis’ house, and Stephen Rea as a mime/vampire? Some of this film I didn’t understand, like all of the rules and what exactly a companion is supposed to be/do.
Cracked open a fresh can of House Wine Sauvignon Blanc, a crisp, bitter respite from the bloody feasting and people constantly making googly eyes at each other. This is an instance where I preferred the ridiculous movie over the wine.
If you’ve made it this long, stay tuned! One movie left in my Spook or Sweet movie marathon month!
Interview with the Vampire (1994) is streaming on HBO. Drink at your own discretion.
#wwp #winereviews #moviereviews #sauvignonblanc #interviewwiththevampire #annerice #bradpitt #tomcruise #kirsten dunst
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