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[phoenix_blade]

I decry the current trend of lackluster movies. I just got finished watching Falling Down, with Michael Douglas, the first time through, and was left thinking two things:

1. Comparatively, movies these days are about as entertaining as a giraffe sucking off a gorilla. No, wait, they're less entertaining; that would actually be pretty cool to

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[clockworkari]

Didn't you have a fund somewhere from those people who made that delicious cocktail of DNA you have? I could have sworn you mentioned that a while back.

I'm glad you're trying to move your brain instead of waiting for some random neurochemical funnies to send you into a state of motivation. If you let them own you, you'll become their bitch. I'm slowly trying to learn that I'm no one's fucking bitch.

(except when I'm fantasizing).

[mostlytangled]

You can come work as a parking garage cashier for the University. Let me know if you're interested. Comment on one of my entries or some shiznit.

[nullcherri]

2nded on the lj and cream soda things

[donttouchmyhat]

I loved Falling Down when it came out. Only one other friend liked it though; everyone else I knew said it was simply awful.

Fuck it, I still like it. Own it, even.

[phoenix_blade]

The director did an incredible job of making D-Fens both monstrous and empathic at the same time. It's that dynamic which really makes the movie "work".

It's next on my list of things to buy when I become unpoor. Well, maybe I'll put groceries on the list, first.

[donttouchmyhat]

Agreed. Joel Schumacher, right? How'd he go from this to that godawful Batman movie?