Let's be Reflections in a Golden Eye

This movie was fascinating, why isn't it discussed more?

I'm Liz's ass double.

I'm the rock that Robert Forster lay his naked body on!

I'm bareback and BARE-ASSED!

I’m Julie Harris’ nipples, cut off with gardening shears.

I’m Marlon’s turgid member, barley contained in his military-issued slacks, while gazing upon Robert Forster’s beautiful naked body,

I'm sepia tones:

"The film was originally released with all scenes tinted with a gold filter, with only certain shades of reds (such as a rose) or greens not appearing in or approaching tints or shades of gold. This effect is a reference to the houseboy's drawing of a golden peacock in whose eye the world is a reflection. As this version puzzled audiences, it was withdrawn within one week of release and replaced with a version processed in normal Technicolor."

I'm sure I'm not the only thing that puzzled audiences.

I'm one of the last times Marlon looked fuckable.

Can you see the sepia-toned version anywhere?

I can't decide if it's a camp bomb, or an overlooked classic. I guess Marlon is supposed to be a repressed homosexual?Anyway, it's entertaining.

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[quote]A 2020 two-disc Blu-ray release of the film by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment features both Huston's intended version of the film and the re-color-timed reissued version.

I am Anacleto played by Zorro David.

Brando replaced Monty Clift, who was originally cast.

The bra that Liz cast at Marlon.