Condition Bettie Blue

From: B. Culpepper <bigrigbrody_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Tue 02 Nov 1999 - 14:10:22 PST

Shucks,

You've stumbled on to my biggest JBC secret. I had the same weird discovery one night as well many years ago. Since the JBC plays constantly in the back of my mind, I snapped into hyper-reality when I heard both lines from Betty Blue as I watched. Zoiks! I mentioned this to Pat and he admitted that it was a favorite movie of his. It would also be a favorite movie of mine had I not lived a similar plot with a beautiful psychopath. The movie was a little too close to reality for me, but an excellent movie nonetheless. And Beatrice is MUCH better in Bettie Blue than in Night On Earth.

Now if I could only find the samples from "Bubonic Plague" I'd be one happy drunkard.

MAD Brody.

• Not Winnipeg Fast Eddy <conundrum@uswest.net> wrote:
  > Hi,
  >
  > I just wanted to share with you something i just
  > came across, Whilst watching A
  > copy of Betty Blue (37°2 le matin), a film i'd not
  > seen since before Cult of the
  > Basement was released. I now know where the sample
  > at the beginning of Girl
  > Go[Tu as vu toutes les étoiles?] Comes from , those
  > words were uttered by the
  > lovely Béatrice Dalle who plays Betty in the Film
  > and who many of you
  > (especially the Americans) might know better as the
  > Blind Girl in the Paris
  > section of the Jim Jarmusch's film A Night On Earth.
  > Anyway, I thought i'd
  > mention it as i get very excited whenever there is a
  > connection between two of
  > my loves (JBC & Béatrice Dalle in this case).
  > --
  > " Doubt is not a pleasant state of mind, but
  > certainty is absurd"
  >
  >
  > Voltaire
  

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