As far as the movie goes, there were little things thrown in about the
Matrix and Scientology.
Reeves' character says things like "There is no sheep." in the Matrix
voice as in "There is no spoon."
And all the bashing of psychiatry and then the cult at the farm at the
very end just reminded me of Scientologists.
Now that you've seen the movie you can see that Winona was Reeves' cop
boss all the time, you can see it in her movements and gestures.
But all in all, it wasn't much of a role for Winona to work with.
I just personally think that she is looking much better she put more
weight on and looks more mature. Hopefully, she got off the drugs.
The ending of Scanner Darkly sucked big time.
On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 03:35:40 -0700, FANOFWINONA@webtv.net (Rusty)
wrote:
>Winona Fan, I got off work with an early-out at 9:30 Sunday night, just
>in time to get to the 10 P.M. showing of "A Scanner Darkly". at one of
>only two theaters to show the movie here in Las Vegas, The Palms hotel
>and casino. -------- Everything you said is true about the movie. I'd
>like to add three comments. First about the rotoscope animation, it took
>me about ten minutes to get used to it. Once I got accustomed to it it
>was fun to watch. Especially the weird way the freeways looked and the
>surrounding outdoor backgrounds. ----- Second, even though the nude
>scene wasn't really Winona's body, we finally get an animated version of
>a nude Winona in a movie. :) ----- And finally the last scene Winona was
>in, where she has her hair in a pony tail. It appeared to me that the
>rotoscope animation was done in more detail on her face, because she
>looked the most beautiful in that scene. :) ------------- As you said
>it is no "classic", but I'll buy it when it comes out on DVD. It was a
>pretty good movie. ----- I want to watch the movie, when it does come
>out on DVD, and have a few shots of bourbon and get a little loaded
>while I watch the flick. :) ----- Rusty
>
> Winona says -- "My godfather Timothy Leary coined the phrase 'question
>authority', it is one of my favorites. To question our government is the
>most important thing people can do right now in the US." ---- I Love
>Winona Ryder. :) Winona's film career has spanned 20 years now, let's
>hope she will continue it for years to come.
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