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| Discussion: Meet Joe Black Meet Joe Black was a fantastic movie!!!! On the plane when Bill said to Susan about love,passion,ubsession and then the lightning striking i believe that although Susan said that is what she felt for Joe was wrong in some ways. Susan was in love with the image of Joe but she was in love with the man she met at the coffee shop that morning. When he returned to her i believe that was when lightning struck again. >>By miget No, I believe she fell for both.. That guy in the coffeeshop and death. What she loved about that sweet guy from the shop was that he obviously knew how to treat a woman and seduce her in the nicest way.. (I think guys should watch&learn from that movie).. But with death.. Yeah, she was attracted by him physycally (duuuh :)), but he was (as she told him), "attractive, intelligent, well-spoken in the most seductive way and yet so powerful" ... Women love men/guys like that and personally I'd kill for a guy like that. And Death.. He loved Susan so much he gave her up and let her live the beautiful thing called life with "what she found in the coffeeshop". And yessss I love Brad Pitt. =) >>By Rocket_Queen I simply like the movie... and the girl's appearence... she's so delicate and looks so naif... Then, Pitt is handsome as ever... especially in the pool:) >>By Felina this film is kool and good idea for a movie!!!! >>By zeromenace brad looks amazing in this film ,but his black roots that desperately needed doing, annoyed the hell out of me! >>By scarletnikki i luved the movie and i agree that she fell for the guy in the coffeeshop and death. i luved how death was always asking for peanut butter! it was funny! guys could really learn something from death, like how not to be an ass! >>By cheezypunk too hollywood >>By coca Hehe cheezypunk lol, I like your post :) Nice to see you agree with me there. Wouldn't this world be a lovely place with guys like Brad Pitt walkin' on this world's surface, eh? ;) >>By Rocket_Queen I thought the whole concept of this film was very interesting. It raises a lot of questions as to what supernatural forces affect our lives, and how we can trust our feelings (such as in the case of Susan who unwittingly fell in 'love' with death). I also loved the way it dealt with the philosophical issues of love and death with such an emotional and poetic approach. >>By Obfuscated You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |