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...romantic comedy as Kafkaesque nightmare,” this ambitious black comedy about naughty thirtysomethings toes the line between film and animation. One disloyal kiss throws the lives of jaded urban couples into chaos, sending them headlong into unlikely liaisons with a seductive cellist, a cinephile stewardess and a dominatrix bowling alley attendant (Marisa Tomei). While rookie director Fisher Stevens’ conception of Kafka seems to center on angsty witticisms, indie rock and lots of skinny people wearing black, the film’s imaginative play promises plenty of eye candy...
...think about them as a unit. The Couple has a high and mighty air because they aren’t flying solo anymore but they aren’t yet a stressed New Family. The Couple can barely keep their hands off of one another, they make the stewardess come back to them when ordering drinks because they just have to finish their conversation. Glamourpuss gives the Couple a wayward glance and then continues the article about young love gone wrong. With a sardonic smile she knows that this one exudes too much hype to be the real deal...
Thinking of joking about carrying bombs on planes? Dont. A South African man was kidding with a stewardess and now is facing jail time of up to 25 years...
...This was the week the apparent chaff - the Hell's Angels ties, the Bill Macy comparisons, the alleged attempt to hush a stewardess - finally fell away. Condit ended last week by admitting Saturday in his third interview with police that he had indeed had a romantic relationship with Chandra Levy. And with that the hounds were loosed...
...much for the romance of air travel. "We had no legroom, everyone was grum-py and the air stewardess was unfriendly," says Patrick Schepers, 13, of Peer, Belgium, after a recent long-haul flight. "It's the cocktail of ingredients," says David Dison, 46, a South African lawyer and frequent traveler. "The cabin pressure, the lack of legroom, the lack of air." But airlines' attempts to share blame with passengers may hold some water. Ishii says she knows she should have walked around, but stayed in her seat so as not to disturb her husband and his neighbor. And some...