I always thought, back in the early 80's while watching Aeon Flux on Liquid TV as she performed acrobatic deeds of derring do while positioning herself to assasinate someone that she was extremely Cornelian (I use the term to describe all elements that put me into the mindset that I was in while reading the original Chronicles). In fact, she made me think of Una Persson, not in her looks, but in the casual way that she would perform acts of mayhem, or Jerry in the form of a woman.
Leap ahead to 12/02/05...
((minor SPOILER below if you are going to see the film and hate spoilers))
Aeon Flux's sister is named Una. When she comes face to face with her target, he calls her Catherine. He is a brilliant biogeneticist who has kept the human race alive by re-creating the last remaining survivors after a plague. Sure, he is called Trevor, but what is in a name? he even looks like Jerry from the cover of the second Chronicles, where he is older and has shorter hair.
Plus the general look of the film, including the strange airship floating over the city, and the surreal Prisoner-like technology really make me think that the writers had tasted of the Cornelian apple.
((Big time SPOILER below))
The fact that they were married (lovers) and that she was killed and not restored by order of, yes, you got it, the evil brother, Orin (Frank), who later decides to stage a coup, kill Aeon, kill Trevor, and take over, well, there is too much smoke not to have at least a little tuft of flame here.
Leap ahead to 12/02/05...
((minor SPOILER below if you are going to see the film and hate spoilers))
Aeon Flux's sister is named Una. When she comes face to face with her target, he calls her Catherine. He is a brilliant biogeneticist who has kept the human race alive by re-creating the last remaining survivors after a plague. Sure, he is called Trevor, but what is in a name? he even looks like Jerry from the cover of the second Chronicles, where he is older and has shorter hair.
Plus the general look of the film, including the strange airship floating over the city, and the surreal Prisoner-like technology really make me think that the writers had tasted of the Cornelian apple.
((Big time SPOILER below))
The fact that they were married (lovers) and that she was killed and not restored by order of, yes, you got it, the evil brother, Orin (Frank), who later decides to stage a coup, kill Aeon, kill Trevor, and take over, well, there is too much smoke not to have at least a little tuft of flame here.
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