one major nit after reading our reply. the title, why not call it watching a porn or watching blue or something else. that aid, it could have been me who was missing something; sorry for not etting bc sooner jack, m internet connection was timing out all the time 
as i said in the body of the text, its almost all narrative, but its that good narrative
thats able to pull the reader in. near the end we get a few similes which show that its a bit more than just narrative poem. nicely done and thanks for the read.
almost forgot; now i know it about porn and not mainstream movies, you hit the genre spot on with the narrative. the bad production, the stiffness of it (excuse the pun)
the tattooed arm was a great image to use to show that really it's not the direction that matters when it comes to porn,

(03-11-2011, 01:12 PM)Heslopian Wrote: The director mentions Miami.some great lines nearer the end. specially the kidman, cruise and hitchcock. the hitchcock one actually placed an image of his great rotundity in my mind hehe.
The corridor he's filming in
could be from anywhere though. would though be better at the front of the sentence
His tattooed arm enters the shot i love this line
as he tells the actors what to do, for me it feels weak,
that tedious North American voice
somehow excited and jaded at once.
He is utterly devoid of technique. nothing but narrative but it lays easy on the reader
I suspect he shoots on scorching days,
on roofs and in rooms with big windows,
so he doesn't have to pay for lighting.
I've heard his voice and seen his arm,
where only the tips of his fingers are
spared the intricate yet vague designs,
a thousand times in these movies,
without ever a hint of face or torso,
as if Dr. Claw had taken up porn.
The effect this has on me is strange.
It's like if Kubrick left the cameras on
while he examined Kidman's breasts,
or asked if Cruise needed fluffing,
then kept this footage in the final cut.
Not that porn needs continuity i can see this about porn but i still think a title change would help the reader a lot, as it is it feels a little misleading
(any story would detract from the sex)
but when I see his tattooed arm,
and hear that flat Miami voice,
it serves as a needless reminder,
Hitchcock standing before the shower,
while Marion screams pointlessly,
to tell us that we're entertained
by a gruesome massacre.
as i said in the body of the text, its almost all narrative, but its that good narrative
thats able to pull the reader in. near the end we get a few similes which show that its a bit more than just narrative poem. nicely done and thanks for the read.
almost forgot; now i know it about porn and not mainstream movies, you hit the genre spot on with the narrative. the bad production, the stiffness of it (excuse the pun)
the tattooed arm was a great image to use to show that really it's not the direction that matters when it comes to porn,
