[Tango-L] What Argentine Tango is, and what it is not

[David Hodgson]

Correction:

Both women danced with Arnold in True Lies.
Tia Carrere acted more sexy.
But Jamie Lee Curtis got dragged across the floor.

What is to say NO about either woman and their expression.
Baby, do that again.

David



-----Original Message-----
From: tango-l-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:tango-l-bounces at mit.edu] On Behalf Of
Keith
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 9:41 PM
To: tango-l at mit.edu
Subject: Re: [Tango-L] What Argentine Tango is, and what it is not

Huck,

Hate to burst your bubble, but anyone who dances Ballroom, but not AT, 
thinks that Arnold is dancing Argentine Tango in True Lies. I've also read 
that in a few reviews of the movie. As for the music in the movie - it was 
Por Una Cabeza - now does that say AT or BT? 

Oh yeah - it was Tia Carrere that danced with Arnold - not Jamie Lee Curtis.

Keith, HK


 On Wed Mar 12 11:10 , "Huck Kennedy"  sent:

>     By the way, I've danced quite a bit of both American and
>International Standard tango (since I get free classes at the
>university where I work), and it is indeed fun in a campy,
>put-a-lampshade-on-your-head sort of way (think Arnold Schwarzenegger
>and Jamie Lee Curtis in True Lies).  They're both woefully inadequate
>as social dances, however, unless your idea of a social dance is six
>couples spread out on a huge floor.  And neither has the depth and
>variety of emotions that AT has--unless that silly one-mood-fits-all
>military music they dance to floats your boat.
>
>Huck



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