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In Reply to: Itīs the money, dear fella! And now, can you spell ephemeral? posted by orejones on March 02, 2004 at 08:30:38:
So, after you got busted for the former you started living in Da Nile, or what? ;^D>>> "I have a decent memory..." <<<
After taking in "21 Grams" ...? ;^)
>>> "I just can't remember anything about Jackson's 'The Twin Towers', and only a few scenes from 'ROK'!" <<<
That's okay, that's how the Betty Ford Clinic makes it's money. :o)
>>> "I dare bet on it fading away soon..., and only a few ones complaining for it." <<<
Seek help; I'm sure that there are folks here who'll help you through this if you require intervention. 8^/
Cheers,
AuPh
Follow Ups:
...when he finds your "humorous" reposts lame...Concerned regards
BF
... instead of continuely trying to blindside LoTR, which happens to be a more rewarding series of films than most of the movies you mentioned. Exceptions: Citizen Kane; however, I place high artistic value on Touch of Evil, The Third Man, Ran (although I prefer Kurosawa's Dreams) and To Kill a Mockingbird as well.AuPh
Although it is an uneven film, "Dreams" has been a long term favorite of mine. I have shown the "Crows" sequence to most visitors at one time or another.
I especially like the added touch of genius in casting Scorsese as Van Gogh. :o)AuPh
About 1/2 of my guests guess it's him and the other half has no clue.
But it is brilliant casting since all Scorcese had to do was get made up!
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