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It's amazing what I can do when the lights go out
wolf:
David, it's official. I'm going to do a wife-less screening and time it ;D.
can't do it in my head though, owing to a couple of children demanding parental participation in their own 'life of the mind' ;D. Will do it tonight with DVD - right after LOST 8).
guess I'll cut at the end of Ennis' alley breakdown, back on for Jack's visit to Aguirre the next summer, and cut again til reunion. Oops, forgot Jimbo and Ennis on the road gang :-\. Jimbo I can live without, but I'll include him in the interests of scientific accuracy! A shame I'll have to miss Randall though - I just love everything about that scene, and everyone in it!
back with full report tomorrow - hopefully!
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David In Indy:
--- Quote from: wolf on June 21, 2006, 09:05:42 pm ---David, it's official. I'm going to do a wife-less screening and time it ;D.
can't do it in my head though, owing to a couple of children demanding parental participation in their own 'life of the mind' ;D. Will do it tonight with DVD - right after LOST 8).
guess I'll cut at the end of Ennis' alley breakdown, back on for Jack's visit to Aguirre the next summer, and cut again til reunion. Oops, forgot Jimbo and Ennis on the road gang :-\. Jimbo I can live without, but I'll include him in the interests of scientific accuracy! A shame I'll have to miss Randall though - I just love everything about that scene, and everyone in it!
back with full report tomorrow - hopefully!
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Hey Wolf! Yes, please do give me/us a full report. I'm going to be very curious. :D
serious crayons:
You guys have much more mental discipline than I do. I'll think, OK, now I'm going to replay [whatever scene] in my mind. But as it goes along, I'll get distracted. Something will make me think of a different scene. Or remind me of something I've read here. Or give me an idea I'd like to post.
Tell you what, though -- you know how they say that people who are prisoners of war or kept in solitary confinement are able to stay sane by going over some book or plan or whatever in their minds, detail by detail? Well, if that ever happens to me, I will emerge knowing every single frame, every blade of grass or drop of water or gust of wind, in Brokeback Mountain.
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: latjoreme on June 22, 2006, 01:52:18 am ---You guys have much more mental discipline than I do. I'll think, OK, now I'm going to replay [whatever scene] in my mind. But as it goes along, I'll get distracted. Something will make me think of a different scene. Or remind me of something I've read here. Or give me an idea I'd like to post.
Tell you what, though -- you know how they say that people who are prisoners of war or kept in solitary confinement are able to stay sane by going over some book or plan or whatever in their minds, detail by detail? Well, if that ever happens to me, I will emerge knowing every single frame, every blade of grass or drop of water or gust of wind, in Brokeback Mountain.
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Well to be perfectly honest with you, when I did it, the power was out, it was at night, and the only sound I heard was from Cory snoring upstairs. With noise and distractions, it would be much more difficult. But, you will probably begin to notice that evertime you watch Brokeback Mountain, it gets easier and easier! :)
serious crayons:
Well, now I'm curious, David. How many times have you watched it? For me, it's "only" 14 -- about five times as often as I've ever watched any other movie, but in this crowd, it's practically newbie.
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