Editing Movie Club

|Very well directed film. Franz Oz takes you on a journey. He does things visually and musically that are really cool and set the tone and makes you feel like you're on a holiday. He makes interesting cuts over extended dialogue and takes you to different locations through these cuts and edits. He frames shots interestingly. There is one shot where Michael Caine and Steve Martin are talking in the lobby of the hotel Janet Colgate( aka Glenne Headly) checks in. Steve Martin and Michael Caine are in what appears to be at first an uneven frame on the right side of the screen in front of a wall, but then you notice how it's intentionally framed so that it puts Caine and Martin on the right because Glenne Headly is behind them out of focus. It's this weird shot that puts all the characters together (this is probably not that interesting). There is another scene where Ruprecht is told he is moving to Oklahoma and he is not happy about it and he knocks one breakable antique off the mantelpiece and he walks a little bit and knocks off another one and walks a little bit and knocks off another one where Julie thought and hoped Jimmy wasn't watching this scene because that is what he likes to do. FUN FACT! Did you know Frances Conroy was in the movie? She played the woman from Palm Beach who dines with Lawrence Jamieson and Ruprecht Jamieson. She is wearing a beehive. She looks matronly and tall. Ruprecht is fucking around with his cork on a fork and making circular motions on a plate of apple sauce. That whole "may I go to the bathroom thank you" exchange was done in front of fucking Frances Conroy. Julie's Bitch, Member of the Red Head Hall of Fame, and Cool Ass Bitch. Frances "Motherfucking" Conroy was in that movie.