Ring of bright water
Friday, March 02, 2007
This film was thrust upon me by Tiger cub but we had fun watching it. It features one lonely man's unhealthy relationship with a very cheeky otter.
Throughout the whole film, one awaits the moment in which Mij's owner and the lady doctor are gonna get it on, but alas, it never happens.
When she is entrusted to look after Mij, he gets killed a fatal blow delivered with a blunt object (shovel) by Angus, the friendly local digging a ditch, which obviously cuts all her chances.
This movie is priceless.
Throughout the whole film, one awaits the moment in which Mij's owner and the lady doctor are gonna get it on, but alas, it never happens.
When she is entrusted to look after Mij, he gets killed a fatal blow delivered with a blunt object (shovel) by Angus, the friendly local digging a ditch, which obviously cuts all her chances.
This movie is priceless.
posted by Martina Dove at 12:17 AM
3 Comments:
They did, in fact, get it on in real life, or more accurately, in (and who knows, maybe even with) wildlife. And real Mijbil was a rather exotic creature, smooth-coated Iranian otter. Sadly, the axe was indeed involved in his demise, but the owner somewhat overcompensated on his successor: "live eels from London for breakfast, a two hour walk along the shore or over the hills, home again to play in the rock pools or by the waterfall"; not for long though - died soon after in a house fire.
Yes that is unfortunate somewhat.
Are you now entering otter obssession?
That should have been Johny the dog but it is early morning
:(
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