To pay tribute to Oliver Cheatham watch it when it comes back to Netflix. Especially the sensational dance scene to Get Down Saturday Night.
Ex Machina is the kind of movie you will want to revisit. Because although it shows what could happen if Artificial intelligence goes too far. The silver lining to the movie is the riveting dance performances to Get Down Saturday Night by Sonoya Mizuno and Oscar Issac
When I saw it, I started planning on bringing it to Pattaya’s bars. But only if I could find a Thai lady who could give my tribute to Oliver Cheatham the justice it deserved. Which is a pretty tall order since Sonoya and Oscar are professionals of the highest caliber.
Of all the Thai ladies I knew, I felt only Mew could play the part.
After all, Mew had won 4000 baht to take first place in the First Pattaya Dancing Queen competition. Which she followed up by getting a unanimous decision from all 5 judges in the second Pattaya Dancing Queen competition.
Then Mew and I went to Pattaya Walking Street’s two hottest go-go bars where we challenged the mamasans to produce worthy contestants who would felt it would be worthwhile to compete for 20000 baht (which is around $600 U.S.). But no one showed up. Apparently, all the g- go dancers thought their dancing skills were not up to Pattaya Dancing Queen standards. Or they were too lazy to even try. Enough said for go-go bars. Mew wound up winning 20000 baht while Nikky Bar’s Mimi finished second for a cool 15000 baht.
While Mali has been content to do video reviews of who she thinks will become the next Pattaya Dancing Queen. And being my number one choice for helping me do several of my knife and sword reviews (because she’s so damn cute), But I never dreamed that she could ever be competitive with such top dancers as Mew, Koy, and Gee.
You will see Mew here with us at Mali’s birthday party. But as good as she is, I have never seen her dance to Get Down Saturday Night. While Mali does just about every chance she gets.
Notice how her eyes follow Oliver Isaac and Sonoya on Sweet Bar’s computer screen. Her attention to Oliver’s and Sonoya’s dance moves is absolute.