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Hey - haven't updated in ages. Sorry bout that.
As for people who want to read the rest of my screenplay... don't worry, I haven't forgotten. It's just that it's on the computer upstairs and now that it's summer, and upstairs is much much hotter, I only go up there to sleep mostly. So... I'll be updating that only on cooler days.
Anyway, I was watching the end of Little Shop of Horrors, (The musical), on TV the other day and I noticed something which I never noticed before. It's not really a big deal, it was just something that occurred to me.
Anyway, here it is: At the very start of the film it establishes that what Seymore and Audrey (the woman, not the plant) want is to get out of town. This is established more throughout the whole movie, in particular with Audrey looking at house catalogues etc.
Near the end Seymore realises that this dream is in reach because of the plant and the money being offered to him, but before he gets the cheque he destroys the plant.
The thing is: The movie ends with them getting out of town and living in a nice house together. The thing I noticed about this move (which I never noticed before) was that throughout the movie it built up the premise of them needing to get out of town, and it ended with them getting out of town, but didn't explain how they actually got out of town.
Like I said, no big deal, just something I noticed. And I still love the movie.
As for people who want to read the rest of my screenplay... don't worry, I haven't forgotten. It's just that it's on the computer upstairs and now that it's summer, and upstairs is much much hotter, I only go up there to sleep mostly. So... I'll be updating that only on cooler days.
Anyway, I was watching the end of Little Shop of Horrors, (The musical), on TV the other day and I noticed something which I never noticed before. It's not really a big deal, it was just something that occurred to me.
Anyway, here it is: At the very start of the film it establishes that what Seymore and Audrey (the woman, not the plant) want is to get out of town. This is established more throughout the whole movie, in particular with Audrey looking at house catalogues etc.
Near the end Seymore realises that this dream is in reach because of the plant and the money being offered to him, but before he gets the cheque he destroys the plant.
The thing is: The movie ends with them getting out of town and living in a nice house together. The thing I noticed about this move (which I never noticed before) was that throughout the movie it built up the premise of them needing to get out of town, and it ended with them getting out of town, but didn't explain how they actually got out of town.
Like I said, no big deal, just something I noticed. And I still love the movie.