For us older guys... who were young and simple in 1969, and enjoyed an idle summer at the beach watching beautiful girls, this movie will tug at your memories. Charlotte Rampling, is a "can't take your eyes off her" sight from beginning to end. Just like the silly kid I was back then, I watched her in "Three" and remembered..... remembered. It's not a film classic, by most standards, but who cares.
I spent the summer of 1966 on Martha's Vineyard with my motorcycle, riding girls off to the end of the island and lying on the beach with bottle of wine, cheese, and crackers. None were as beautiful as Charlotte Rampling in this film, but some were close. And, now, at age 72, this movie takes me back to those days. I didn't know how lucky I was. Nothing is truer than the old adage, "youth is wasted on the young." To be reminded of this watching "Three" hurts so good.
I spent the summer of 1966 on Martha's Vineyard with my motorcycle, riding girls off to the end of the island and lying on the beach with bottle of wine, cheese, and crackers. None were as beautiful as Charlotte Rampling in this film, but some were close. And, now, at age 72, this movie takes me back to those days. I didn't know how lucky I was. Nothing is truer than the old adage, "youth is wasted on the young." To be reminded of this watching "Three" hurts so good.