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I'll be your fan if you'll be mine.
I want to be a fan of yours Aunty but you are fly-by-poster :D...who does not stick around for some serious witticisms :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AuntShecky
:lol: Well, your language isn't the problem to be honest, that's why I said it might be me..I'm the most likely to have blonde moments..no wonder my IQ is 115 :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lote-Tree
But wait a minute..you failed your English exam SEVEN times?! Why?! lol
He he :D But don't fall for this IQ thing - it is nonesense :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nossa
Yep. Seven times. I was crap at it. I am still crap at it. But I had to sit for it for University Admission. In the end they took pity in me and let me in :DQuote:
But wait a minute..you failed your English exam SEVEN times?! Why?! lol
:lol: :lol: I'm glad they had a good heart :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lote-Tree
Me too :D or else I would have become Evil Lote - taking out my vengeance on the Elitist society :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nossa
Just kiddin :D
sounds oddly familiar, Lote. Sure you're not doing that anyways??:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lote-Tree
He he :DQuote:
Originally Posted by *Classic*Charm*
But no. Saying JK Rowling is engaging writer than Byatt or Faulkner is not taking vengeance on "Elitist" society :D I love Kubrick, Akira Korousawa, Satyajit Ray...and they are intellectual giants when it comes to cinema...but they are also engaging...:D
I do enjoy reading Lote's threads and replies...:D
Thanks Blue...I am glad to entertain you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BlueSkyGB
I like reading your short story and your blog about the movies. As I get older I find I don't appreciate most movies as much as I used to. Perhaps because the reason d'etre for American movies is the old bottom line,
and if the film is artistic in anyway then that's just icing on the cake, superfluous. Some of the movies today just make me appreciate the old movies (Preston Sturges, Billy Wilder,etc.) so much better. I do enjoy Woody Allen movies though.
Your Fly-by-Night Auntie
Perhaps you are right Aunty. Perhaps these days the special effects and technology takes over most movies in determent to the story and characters. But there is also some good stuff for example - the first Matrix movie - take away the special effects - the story is indeed very original and has deep philosophical implications. And the growing World Cinema especially from Asia is making cinema interesting again (well to me at least :D)Quote:
Originally Posted by AuntShecky
Yes, I liked all three Matrix movies and I really enjoyed (if that's the word) V, which was set in the U.K. I don't get to see any movies unless they get to television or on DVD.
Your "fly by night" auntie
Yes. V is indeed a good movie. But Aunty watching film on DVD is not same as the cinema experience :D The cinema experience is something special.Quote:
Originally Posted by AuntShecky
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