
With all that poorly disguised buildup of steam, I was surprised that McCain's face never turned red—even as his skin kept tightening beyond its available reserve of elasticity. It was like he was wearing an Edgar suit. If you didn't see Men in Black, you won't get that reference (or appreciate the analogy fully from the photo I've provided). In MIB, Vincent Donofrio, in the role of Roachy, inhabits the body of Edgar the hapless farmer. As the story progresses, he struggles to maintain Edgar's corporeal form. Eventually, the insect-inside loses his composure.
The gradual transformation is a spectacular piece of acting on the D-man's part—proof that it takes more than makeup to make a great movie monster. If you haven't seen this movie, you must put it on your list of top priorities (after voting, of course). If you have a cat, even better. We are natural entomologists and love a good bug-and-guts scene.
Oh, and while you're at it, rent Mars Attacks. Ack-ack-ack. We come in peace.
2 comments:
Oh it's nice to know that I wasn't the only one who couldn't get over the resemblance. (I found you by googling "mccain edgar suit" and apparently we weren't the only ones to notice.) I think Donofrio is the best villian, but McCain scares me much, much more.
OMG, I can't believe you found me that way. I googled it myself and saw that I'm fifth in line in the hit parade. Someone beat me to it. ;-) Thanks fer stopping by.
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