Hello, Friends!
This was my and Chris' conversation at the retail shop, just after having seen House of Dancing Water.
James: That was mind numbing...
Chris: I know... just spectacular. But... what did the motorcycles have to do with it?
James: Nothing. It's a circus. Every circus has a motorcycle section. At least they tried to tie it all in with the narrative by revealing one of the guys as the leading man.
Chris: Oh... I was wondering about that... What's the narrative?
James: I don't know... The "story" wasn't linear, that's for sure. Just episodes of emotions, really... Fear, anger and danger, joy...
Chris: Hm...
James: Think we can buy a DVD to bring back with us to Hong Kong?
Chris: Don't think so... Not so soon, anyway. I'd assume they'd want people to come to Macau and see the show, rather than purchase a DVD.
James: True.
Chris: Let's eat.
James: Yes, lets. Fuck, that was so good... I don't even wanna tak photos of Madonna's "Evita" frocks anymore...
With Affection,
James
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A sapphire pool rests benign - the proverbial calm before the storm |
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A cataclysmic eruption of steam and fog... |
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...and then, blinding light. |
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A caged emotion... |
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...can never be contained. |
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The Hanging Harlequins of House... |
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Yup, that blur seemingly suspended hundreds of feet in mid-air is a motorcyclist and his machine. |
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Romeo & Juliet of the House of Dancing Water |
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Not quite Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge... |
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...coz Satine can't do a vertical plunge like that. |
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The leading man (center) with the leading beyotch (front, foreground) |
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The triumphant leading lady, who must get sick a lot from getting wet all the damn time!!! |
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House's own version of "The Little Prince" |
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The wacky contortionist gets his moment |
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...and OK, by popular demand, we zoom in on the beefy divers. Satisfied?? |
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