Umm. Was it me or were the spices little whiney bitches!! Acting like a**holes because they didn't get their way? The fire was overkill. Maybe I spent too much time watching this movie..
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!!
AGREE. LOL
share[deleted]
lol very true - its like they were playing God in the film. oh wait...
Ashmi any question
They definitely were. Those *beep* little bastard spices! Go die in a fire! Oh wait.
Boycott movies that involve real animal violence! (and their directors too)
Although the movie sucked, if you look at the movie as a fairy tale, it makes sense. The spices were not like bitches, they do not want an unhappy Tilo, they know that the spices mixed with love is more powerful then spices alone. The entire movie was a test to see if Tilo would abandon them (which she would not). The key to that was the earthquake scene, where she refused to leave the store, and they protected her (the red pepper in her hand). Doug also is a part of it, because as an architect, he would be able to create protective cases for the spices (since the movie took place in San Francisco earthquakes are always a threat). The scale model he created in his apartment was no accident, they chose him to be with her (his mom popping up after so many years, and then dying..... again no accident).
By passing the test, she is able to have everything she wants in life, including having a husband who loves and understands her, instead of being untouchable.
This thread is hilarious! I remember thinking the spices were complete pricks throughout the movie, and then the first thing I see is this thread. Lol!!
share