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all good, the last one and the 3rd from bottom are the jam

thanks

Punch Drunk Love is great I walked out on The Thin Red Line when it was in theaters. But nowadays I think it's a great movie. I was too young to get it the first time.

I enjoyed it. I definitely had super high expectations. As everyone's said, the acting is top notch across the board. I felt the same things that held back P.T. Anderson's other films (Boogie Nights, Magnolia) were present in TWBB also. That thing being EXCESS. Obviously there's some truly sparse, minimal stretches in the film...but even those were excessive in their own way. It just seemed like he was trying too hard... The characters came off as cartoon characters to me. The plot was fine, but it all felt so plastic. The whole time I just felt like I was observing these guys acting. "Man, the movie sure was well made." "Man, that joke sure was funny..." Punch Drunk Love still seems to be his best effort yet. I did enjoy it. No Country, though not going for the same thing, seemed to be a more successful movie I think.

the diving bell and the butterfly

Wha? Rent? Film school? huh?

I'd love to continue discussion, but I agree with you too much to further it without repeating what's already been said.

So, wouldn't this argument also apply to film/video/photography?

amazing

Re: i figure i've got about a week left before i run outt of netflix movies i wanna s ,,,

whoa, are those first few from SAV?

he also directed garden state.

I also highly recommend the CITY MUSEUM in St. Louis. I think it was nominated for one of the new seven wonders of the world. or it should have been.

I just filmed their record release show. real good on stage. energy