Product: Fur - An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (2006)
Rating: 5.0
Writing and Watching, Taking It In
Those who are often labeled as freaks more often than not possess more humane attributes than those who claim to be civilized. I am not in a position to see what Diane Arbus captured when she was behind the lens--too troubling a vision for me, right now--however, watching a movie--I think one reviewer said that after realizing the director of this movie also directed Secretary, and therefore saw where the movie was headed--well, fortunately for me, I do not yet know where the movie is headed, and I'm loving every minute of it, so far, and I don't think that will change by the time I reach the end--but you never know.Probably the best thing Nicole Kidman did for her career as a thespian was to leave pretty-boy, Tom. I have no idea what their interest in each other was, and I don't know what roles she was doing when with him, but the few I've seen so far since, are highly impressive, so my guess is... it was probably good--that they split. Such a beautiful creature to behold, beyond the mundane, run-of-the-mill human, and so expressive and talented with the use of minimal movements, she is choosing her roles as she should these days--worthy of her talent and her creativity.As for Downey--another exquisite talent.So glad to see him productive and well and healthy these days.TO BE CONTINUED--But probably not here.Not at Amazon.Somewhere else.Still not sure where, yet.A definite must-see for anyone who looks in a mirror and sees what is actually there.For all others.Not recommended.