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I love that she has a cooking section- I admit that occasionally I skip that part, only because it makes me WAAAY too hungry!
I don't know whether this film hits my heart the way it does because of the feelings of friendship, love, closeness to others or the warmth of that transformation Babette's cooking creates, but when the feast starts and for the rest of the movie, I choke up often.
When I watch the movie I can smell cheap diesel and cooking oil, I can see the outdated vehicles, the drab clothing the public wore and the lacklustre produce in shop windows.
The show is a lighthearted escape, and she hasn't moved away from her strength (cooking), which is very good planning.
Even mundane activities such as cooking a meal in the microwave or running a faucet of water yield some horrific butchery from a film in the past.
The suspenseful plot gets cooking right off the bat through a chance encounter between the Bad Guy Saboteur and the Good Guy Wrongly Accused protagonist and continues zooming along through a series of further chance encounters and narrow escapes.
The scriptwriter has obviously been cooking while delivering also some good old "from the crypt" kind of scenes.
The locations and random meetings reminded me of a high school prank, and showed the humility of a 10 year old in cooking class.
Cooking over a burning fire, the meat simmering is actually from Charlie's wife, Teddi!
It tries too hard to be funny in some places (the daughters over zealous cooking attempts), over reaches in others (the scene where they clean up someone's yard, so he agrees to join the team) and has some scenes that, while mildly interesting, are really just filler (all the work scene's).
And while we're at it, does every Mafioso have to have a pasta cooking Italian mother?
It is best seen while you're cooking, cleaning, working out.
Little Wheezer relays the directions to Mary Ann from a radio cooking show.
The scenes with Raines modeling are very well captured, the mood music is perfect, Deborah Raffin is charming as Cristina's pal, but when Raines moves into a creepy Brooklyn Heights brownstone (inhabited by a blind priest on the top floor), things really start cooking.
Terrfic film with a slightyly slow start - give it a chance to start cooking.
I particularly enjoy the cooking show segment.
Mario Batali seems to have the most fun when cooking, making comments and being flashy while creating.
Patten it would seem is not the friendliest sort and seems to resent the extra work that Fanshawe's visit will entail, the large empty house providing an endless amount of cooking, cleaning and maintenance for him.
The film's new cooking scene at the beginning of the film is great.
However after the first few minutes of cooking footage, we cut to original footage of BRIDELESS GROOM.
Terrific film with a slightly slow start - give it a chance to get cooking.
It has a tangible atmosphere and I found myself wishing I could be there away from it all, cooking my corn on the cob at my bedside table.
In one scene, he shoots animal after animal, while in another he murders Indians and then eats the food they had cooking on their fire.
It's a cooking competition show, Americanized.
Jack Lemmon plays Felix, a hypochondriac whose wife lost him because she couldn't stand his cleaning and cooking attacks any longer.
After dinner, May's husband says he doesn't feel well, blames it on his daughter's cooking, and irritably says he wants to go home.
Girlfight is like your grandmother's cooking: same old recipe you've tried a million times before, yet somehow transformed into something fresh and new.
The story took a little while to start cooking (to continue with a lame metaphor), but when it did, I couldn't stop watching.
The writing was "sooo" atrocious, I realize that screenwriters have a certain latitude when writing the story but, this story was pushing the envelope a wee bit too much: The mother starts in on a long diatribe on the matter of love the moment she meets the husband to be, also the cooking host on TV says this is a "family show" but continually uses the "F" word, or can you just imagine a man stalking a house in the bushes in broad daylight in an upscale neighborhood and all the neighbor could say was "you asshole", also how did they get the time to fix the truck and also not be seen, so it could stop on cue and how did Keeler get the time to get into the back of the van; where were the police and why was the couple moving themselves, don't lawyers make any money in Florida?
I personally enjoyed the period of settings, customs, " Cooking demo" colorful costumes, etc. as well as finding the character believable and engaging.
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