Full Version: Fatal Attraction
NICE!
Almost as good as last year's Off-Off-Broadway smash, Road House: The Stage Version Of The Cinema Classic That Starred Patrick Swayze, Except This One Stars Taimak From The 80’s Cult Classic “The Last Dragon” Wearing A Blonde Mullet Wig.
Yes, really.
Almost as good as last year's Off-Off-Broadway smash, Road House: The Stage Version Of The Cinema Classic That Starred Patrick Swayze, Except This One Stars Taimak From The 80’s Cult Classic “The Last Dragon” Wearing A Blonde Mullet Wig.
Yes, really.
both ludicrous.
So is half the stuff on Broadway.
Corey Feldman's looking well though, and that's the main thing.
I love Corey Feldman.
And Corey Haim.
And Corey Haim.
QUOTE (Zoe @ Jul 14 2005, 03:37 PM)
Corey Feldman's looking well though, and that's the main thing.
Far, far better than Corey Haim, in fact.
This was a weird kind of kool thing to read. I do love Corey tho.
But the thought of all these remakes of 80's movies into comedic theatre kind of leaves an ill feeling swilling in the bottom of my stomach. Oh God I hope they don't decide to make them into movies.
luvs nix
But the thought of all these remakes of 80's movies into comedic theatre kind of leaves an ill feeling swilling in the bottom of my stomach. Oh God I hope they don't decide to make them into movies.
luvs nix
Rather off topic - but the only off(-off)-broadway show i've seen is Tony & Tina's Wedding which I thought was superb and is still running 6 and a half years later, so that's a good sign i guess.
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I'm pro-Fatal Attraction—the big-haired '80s classic that demonized single working women and casual sex encounters while celebrating hollow family values—especially since it's ripe for a raucous satirical revival. So here comes Off-Broadway's diverting Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy
, which puts distance upon distance from the material, with lots of stylized, self-referential shtick, plus a Greek chorus interrupting it all. It's often too removed, but the fight scenes and the bunny are swell, and COREY FELDMAN, clearly having recovered from MICHAEL JACKSON once showing him a book about venereal diseases, does a perfectly preening MICHAEL DOUGLAS impression.
Feldman informed me that he's a longtime Douglas fan, "and I contrived my characterization based on all of his characters wrapped into one. But it's all about the lips." I know—Scarlett Johansson told me. As for Corey's hot bod—displayed to excellent effect in the show—he said he doesn't work out per se, but he's a vegetarian, he doesn't drink, and he's always dancing. Hey, me too—except for the vegetarian thing and the not drinking and the dancing!
, which puts distance upon distance from the material, with lots of stylized, self-referential shtick, plus a Greek chorus interrupting it all. It's often too removed, but the fight scenes and the bunny are swell, and COREY FELDMAN, clearly having recovered from MICHAEL JACKSON once showing him a book about venereal diseases, does a perfectly preening MICHAEL DOUGLAS impression.
Feldman informed me that he's a longtime Douglas fan, "and I contrived my characterization based on all of his characters wrapped into one. But it's all about the lips." I know—Scarlett Johansson told me. As for Corey's hot bod—displayed to excellent effect in the show—he said he doesn't work out per se, but he's a vegetarian, he doesn't drink, and he's always dancing. Hey, me too—except for the vegetarian thing and the not drinking and the dancing!
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