Some Velvet Morning

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Stanley Tucci and Alice Eve in Some Velvet Morning (2013)

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A man surprises his former mistress by claiming to have left his wife. However, before long, a dark history between the two comes into focus.A man surprises his former mistress by claiming to have left his wife. However, before long, a dark history between the two comes into focus.A man surprises his former mistress by claiming to have left his wife. However, before long, a dark history between the two comes into focus.

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Trivia
This film was named after the name of a song of the same name named "Some Velvet Morning" written by Lee Hazlewood and originally recorded as a duet by Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra for her 1967 album Movin' with Nancy.

Goofs
When Velvet is sitting at the top of the stairs calling Chris, her shawl/cardigan goes from the side of her leg, to covering it, to the side, to covering it.

Quotes
Velvet: What are you so angry about, Fred? So bitter. I haven't done anything.
Fred: So what? Shit happens to people who haven't done anything all the time. What does it matter? It just depends on how we deal with it, whatever lands at our feet.
Velvet: Is that right?
Fred: Yeah, that is right. That's the truth. The lesson is in the struggle. That's what makes us shine, or roll over and die like little bitches in the dirt with our guts exposed and flies shitting in our open mouths.

Crazy credits
Last credit: "for august strindberg. with love." (All lower case, with periods, on two separate lines.)

Soundtracks
Pierre et Nicole
Composed by Georges Delerue
Performed by the London Sinfonietta
Courtesy of SiDoMusic B. Liechti & Cie

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Featured review

6/10

Good acting, dialoge and directing but not very entertaining.

The movie revolves around two people in a home talking, discussing, arguing, fighting, crying and looking back on their past relationship, that's it seriously. You immediately think to yourself that this would be perfect for a two person play and how did it make it to the big screen. But to seat there in your seat and watch Fred (Stanley Tucci), an attorney behave like some 16 year old and gorgeous Velvet (Alice Eve)have to speak to Fred like a child is almost insulting to your intelligence. As the conversation continues you begin to sense that their relationship is somewhere in the Fatal Attraction category. Fred speaks to Velvet like she is on the witness stand but Velvet is the adult in the room. After a while the conversation is getting old,scary and you wish the thing would just end. Not so fast, the movie ends in a very unique way that will make you take a deep breath and say "You got to be kidding me."