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The Jet thtk terries have made &
rxslcal western est on Venus. All the
atisaay r.orr.ir.2 co.;tcy tnemej trs
"Kicuntba Love," the ascend ssr.,
Is i Utile stronger. Tha synthesiser
;p a small pat In nest cf 1129 cm,
hers, bat ect est in the salary. The
acn3 are tcngaln-check tad they
, tee? tha aibam laicrcatte, especially
'after a fr. listens. ,?-:ten en
fens b prefaced by the lr.depcr.d
cat Lnlna IciccsuS.
The f.rst slda has & rockabilly flavor,
tut sounds mere Uke a local bar band
than a commercial be:.! The album
opens with "Dad Hombre ," which sets
the teas f;r meet of the ssas. It's a
fcigfKr.srgy, but net fast-paced, rocker
Tvlth the lyrics of a typicsl western
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at 13 used mostly fcrfciskn'cund. The
drums are heavy, and the piiar his a
aUghily "twangy" losd to It. A har
ms niea Is heard thrcrshcut, v.hieh
adds 85ia9 richness to tha sound.
The tills tsr "Sun ism ca Venus'
fcecoea mere psyche-dalle, bat retains
tho western theme. Tha lyrics, "Zi tl
this plsaet by sandem Sandsim cn
Vcaaslt's a mean place to ba ne.v,"
adds sesr.s fresh humor.
The next to last song, "Masked
Astronaut" also fellows the theme, sad
Is about an Interstellar Lena Parser.
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Tha first eida eadi with "ElueHrds,"
a ditty with ceray lyrics sad a fe?
"Eaddala-EaddiJa-Badddas" thrcva in,
which iaeices It hard to not laugh along
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ha doesn't act in this coraplicatad,
darab y:::;aer she merely recites
lines, poats and plays . . ana.
Tho diisy glits q?'scn is just a presence
thrcrhout tha Sick, ar.d cha tries to
spice up her paltry peifonnar.ee .with,
such tawdry antics as undressing to
reveal a traaspsseat Ira.'
The plot is also a mess. It's a eoffas
Ing combination cf murder, false arrest,
stolen Egyptian artifacts, mistaken
Identity and many ether cliches the
screenwriter threw into the film's pre
dictable plot -'
P.osanna ("Baby, It's lfc;i") Arcaette
pli)-s Eoberta, the neurotic suburban
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Eiara). While shopping in a ssedv New
York thrift shop; Eoberta Ends a pyraadd
patteraed jacket that GreenisMch Yd
lage gadabout Susan (Madonna) haa
just sold.
Eoberta bays the jacket Md-wssrs it
around town, then falls sad hits her
head. Amnesia and a case of mistaken
identity fellows when Bobcrta wakes
up and discovers that she's being
pursued by bad gap who think she's
Susan. The men are "seeking Susan"
because she is purport-edly carrying a
key to a locker In a baa ciaUsAfchera
Eha stashed soma trashy clothes sad
ancient 'EP'tien eeirint.
19 rest cf t2?.e Un Is & slo-rscvia,
laiiicrcus edi'sssy EXlzi with bad lia !:sf
' Insipid tivtsts and Madoiana's risors
b?s netiag. She is net tha leaat bit
ccrrvfodf-g es the supposedly cool
S;san; she i3 instead' irritatir.s. The
caiy "excitement" she brio to the
screen are the few scenes where she
brandishes her breasts and shows as
some sUn. Cra woaid think that the
writers arid directors cf this film ail
women would want to keep "Susan"
free cf such sexism.
The flM dees fcave seme good points,
despite a plot that takes an hcur to get
going. It contains some ecathing satire
on the contrasti between liberated city
women and repressed suburban house
wives. Bat Madonna rains that satire
with her incessant pouting and preen
ing. Tho rest cf the cast, however, does a
fine job. Rcsanna Arqaette's portrayal
cf Pfeberia is a bracing variation of
Lucille Ball. Her performance almost
makes up for Madonna's. Mark Blum is
daealing to Arqaette's hubby, as well as
fciua-eyed Casanova Aidan Quinn -
the new men in Eeberta's life. And
Laarie Mete&Ifi as Blum's sister, is a
Reribeyar.t scene stealer, dellvcrinj
. the Sim's wittiest lines with aplomb.
1 have a feeling that the only thing
viewers will ba "desperately seeking"
after watching this loser is the $3.75
they wasted cn a film that's better lost
tkan found.
.'; "Desperately Seeking Sasan" cur
rently is playing at the State Theatre
and is rated PG-13 for ; violence, lan
guage and Madonna's unmentionables."
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vcrhly cf Sisn tcq ttfes wi'Ji cuctonr. foyrcs lhct cprocs
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sentfiuva soon.
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