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We saw Avatar this evening. The 3-D aspect really doesn't do much for me, though it is less obnoxious than most of the 3-D stuff out there. But really, you should see Avatar because it is always awesome when someone manages to put something on screen they've loved for years, the way Cameron has with this story. The scenes in flight are beautiful, as is the landscape. Really, really beautiful. I'm glad I went just for the flying.
I think you'll read into it whatever issues you want to see. I've sort of come to that conclusion about a lot of things recently, from films to books and everything else. It makes me think of Nabokov, and how much he seemed to loathe Dostoevsky and Freud and certain critiques of his work.
My joints hurt. I think it must be the weather, the potential rain and the damp.
I think I'm going to have stop seeing stuff at the Alamo Village. The past few times we've been there, we've had problems with loud people talking and gibbering the entire movie. They might send someone over to say "keep it down" but they never, never do anything about it. Even the time some drunk blond bimbo was getting in my face. I really don't understand why people are such assholes. A movie theater is not your living room. They have a big screen that says "THIS THEATER IS NOW A QUIET ZONE - NO TALKING DURING THE MOVIE." How hard is that? Ugh. I do not understand why this is such a hard concept, or why that one theater does not live up to the policies of its brethren. (I've seen the Alamo boot obnoxious people at the other locations.)
Why does my yahoo account get so much Viagra spam? Seriously.
I think you'll read into it whatever issues you want to see. I've sort of come to that conclusion about a lot of things recently, from films to books and everything else. It makes me think of Nabokov, and how much he seemed to loathe Dostoevsky and Freud and certain critiques of his work.
My joints hurt. I think it must be the weather, the potential rain and the damp.
I think I'm going to have stop seeing stuff at the Alamo Village. The past few times we've been there, we've had problems with loud people talking and gibbering the entire movie. They might send someone over to say "keep it down" but they never, never do anything about it. Even the time some drunk blond bimbo was getting in my face. I really don't understand why people are such assholes. A movie theater is not your living room. They have a big screen that says "THIS THEATER IS NOW A QUIET ZONE - NO TALKING DURING THE MOVIE." How hard is that? Ugh. I do not understand why this is such a hard concept, or why that one theater does not live up to the policies of its brethren. (I've seen the Alamo boot obnoxious people at the other locations.)
Why does my yahoo account get so much Viagra spam? Seriously.