- I don't think so, unless it was in a dream; as far as I know, we've only seen The Adventures of Baron Munchausen together. Well, that, and the gay cowboy movie. I did talk about it, at legnth, in a post right after I got back in December, I think between movie-night with Keri and Fridays night, so maybe that's it? Dunno... It was alot of fun at any rate; I'd be willing to watch it again.
- Ha. Our childhoods were awesome.
- 'Tis true. That scene has some of the most amazing shots of the film, though, what with the Brazilian mountains and beaches and whatnot.
- Yes, and I rewatched parts of it today; that movie is ridiculously amazing. I definitely hadn't seen it before, though my parents had; I want to marry you for recommending it, as I probably wouldn't have gone through such a serious continued effort to find it otherwise (I've been seeking it out for ages) and yes, it is basically my new favourite film. The same director made another film, Lucia y el Sexo, which was far more popular, but not nearly as good (in fact, it was oftentimes disturbing). Hurrah though, hurrah! A long time ago I talked about being really, excrutiatingly happy and having my heart tied with string, enraptured - I'm not sure how, exactly, but I felt as if that precise sensation was somehow painted onto film throughout so many parts of the movie...just, wow, amazing. You should see Tesis, which features the male protagonist in Tesis, but in a totally different role - it's quite fascinating, he's rather versatile. But again, really, thanks, wow.
- Collin will soon start a fan-club, I'm sure; you should read his LiveJournal, it's really rather very quite funny. I've also unscreened all of the comments on the previous page so that you and Robin might fully enjoy all of his answers.
Nope, I'm fairly positive we didn't. Really, I think you may just be imagining it solely from this entry, if anything at all. Like, really, I don't know why we would have discussed it, and I'm fairly sure I would have remembered us doing so, unless it was a totally passing comment of the "Have you seen Bon Voyage?" / "Nope." variety.
Nope, as well, for Collin; he's a Virginian (and the source of my VT facebook account). You can, however, access his highly random and often times hilarious livejournal here. He writes sporadically. But yes, yay him.
- Ha. Our childhoods were awesome.
- 'Tis true. That scene has some of the most amazing shots of the film, though, what with the Brazilian mountains and beaches and whatnot.
- Yes, and I rewatched parts of it today; that movie is ridiculously amazing. I definitely hadn't seen it before, though my parents had; I want to marry you for recommending it, as I probably wouldn't have gone through such a serious continued effort to find it otherwise (I've been seeking it out for ages) and yes, it is basically my new favourite film. The same director made another film, Lucia y el Sexo, which was far more popular, but not nearly as good (in fact, it was oftentimes disturbing). Hurrah though, hurrah! A long time ago I talked about being really, excrutiatingly happy and having my heart tied with string, enraptured - I'm not sure how, exactly, but I felt as if that precise sensation was somehow painted onto film throughout so many parts of the movie...just, wow, amazing. You should see Tesis, which features the male protagonist in Tesis, but in a totally different role - it's quite fascinating, he's rather versatile. But again, really, thanks, wow.
- Collin will soon start a fan-club, I'm sure; you should read his LiveJournal, it's really rather very quite funny. I've also unscreened all of the comments on the previous page so that you and Robin might fully enjoy all of his answers.
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I meant we discussed it.
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Nope, as well, for Collin; he's a Virginian (and the source of my VT facebook account). You can, however, access his highly random and often times hilarious livejournal here. He writes sporadically. But yes, yay him.
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