Scott Fitzgerald, but then Ethan died, so no longer did the "water flowing underground" go unnoticed.
"Same as it ever was," nonetheless, Paul would have been content with being like a lot of Americans, who have no seconds acts, according to F. Standing on stage with bassist Tina Weymouth, during "Heaven", David Byrne sings "Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens," which when transposed to "Rachel Getting Married", describes a double-edged happiness in that a life of uninterrupted domestic bliss becomes, perhaps, a life without challenges. The Talking Heads were really cooking that December night back in '83. With utmost delicacy, in "Rachel's Getting Married", there's definitely some channeling going on here, in which filmmaker Jonathan Demme returns to the Pantages Theater stage by employing the narrative construction from his 1984 music documentary as a sort of backstory for the similarly integration-themed movie.
For better or for worse, the family wasn't so white anymore.
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This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Īnalogous to the Talking Heads concert movie "Stop Making Sense", her's was a family of just white people in "Rachel Getting Married", but then God needed an angel(sorry, Nicole from John Cameron Mitchell's "Rabbit Hole"), and Carol, a black woman, replaced Abby as the household matriarch, when dad decided to get hitched again in the aftermath of Ethan's death, thanks to Kym, who drove her younger brother off a bridge while loaded.
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