Perfume – The story of a murderer and the orgy scene
Image Source: The Perfume
Apart from the inability to make you smell the scents and odors, the images and music allow you to experience the atmosphere, indulge yourself with your own imagination, which I dare say is rather extraordinary, the director must have spend quite an enormous time brain storming on how to capture smell using visual images, and to say it is a failure is a shame.
Perfume – the story of a murderer has a lasting impression on me, not because of the story and the way the story unfolded, it’s the orgy scene when the murderer was about to be chopped and tortured into thousand of pieces.
Image Source: The Perfume
The murderer got away with death when he applied a single drop of his own perfume onto himself and unleashed an aroma that blanket the entire town, temporary causing them to forget who they were and all the hate and anger that embroiled in them. In short, it is ‘make love not war’, thus, the entire villagers was engulfed in a love spell, stripping themselves naked and making love – orgy way.
It is supposedly a brutal story with violent scenes of murders which the movie didn’t show, possibly to avoid red tapes and a FSK 16 rating. None the less, the story was visualized excellently, a 4 out of 5 stars.
What is the Song in the new Apple MacBook Air Ads or Commercial
Apple is no doubt the king of marketing, every detail are carefully articulated to capture the attention of the audience. I may not the biggest Apple fan out there due to its closed source system, but I do admire their marketing skills.
You’ve got to admit that the song used in Apple MacBook Air commerical is catchy, right? The title of the song is New Soul by Yael Naim. I am not into distributing or promoting pirated mp3s, please don’t ask where to download it for free. iTunes is selling it for a small sum of fee.
Below is the original Music video for the song ‘New Soul’, by French-Israeli singer and songwriter Yael Naim, from her 2007 self-titled album. The song was featured on MacBook Air 2008 commercial.
