Dearest dear SOS fans and LiveJournalists (and especially combinations thereof),

Michel Gondry’s beautiful movie is now in theaters for your viewing pleasure, so it’s about time to wrap up this discussion. To mark the occasion, I’ve prepared a farewell address:

First of all, it’s been my pleasure to be involved with this community over the past weeks ( Read more... )

hello.
i was wondering if anyone knew the exact wording of the part of the movie when stephanie says to stephane, when he's passed out in bed, something like "it will happen the way you want if something something something." haha. i've seen the movie twice [it's phenomenal!] but i still cannot remember exactly what she says.

I know it just came out, but does anyone know when Science of Sleep will be released on DVD?

I think that its about time someone created a movie with such intent that this truely is what our minds do when in love with someone ( Read more... )

Can anyone help me with the quotes from the scene in the stairwell where Stéphane says something along the lines of ( [mangled quote behind the cut - in case of spoilers] )

I sure do hope they make Golden the pony boy stuffed animals! Or maybe even one that gallops. I would totaly buy one.

The newspaper here printed this review:

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I'm just letting people know that I've started up a new science of sleep community since this one is going to be closed shortly. It is called [info]science_o_sleep, and I'm hoping that it will soon find some members. I'm in the process of trying to get a custom layout made, so it doesn't really look like much now, but I promise it will in due time ( Read more... )

I was looking at posts about "Science of Sleep" over at the gaelgarciadaily fan community, and I realized that I do know who Gael García Bernal is! I liked him in "Y Tu Mamá También", but he was just incredibly sexy in La Mala Educación. He reminds me of Johnny Depp. Yeah.

Take a look at the last picture posted here. Mmmmmmmmm-hmmmmmm. That is one fine looking ( Read more... )

I read a review of the movie this afternoon that said, in essence, "Don't try to understand it. Just let it wash over you." I rarely find practical advice in movie reviews, but that one was a clear exception.