<human>: john cassavetes's "the last woman on the moon" is the first movie i've seen that seems bigger than most mainstream movies, and it feels more like a mainstream film than most other movies. perhaps it makes for an intensely cathartic experience, or something like that ; perhaps it makes for something less cathartic, or it makes something more intense, or both. either way, watching this movie makes me something undoubtedly catastrophic ; it makes me want to scream, "hey, john! i made a big mistake! ", or even something less dramatic, like "i made a mistake! " or something more exciting, like "this movie failed because it captured the innate wisdom of one's emotions so well that it evokes painfully real emotions and situations, and made me want to puchase things i did not know i wanted to buy." john waters's "jane eyre" is a movie that's both funny and sad, and it's also one of the most interesting and memorable moments in film history.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?