Posted: April 30th, 2009, 4:15 pm
10-4, amigo. never is one fucking long-assed time, but i have plenty.okay but just don't try to highjack anymore posts of mine
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Is There a Movie That Changed Your Life?
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Posted: April 30th, 2009, 4:49 pm
all films have changed my life in a (let´s call it) non-fixing way!! 
I just saw in Literatura Iberoamericana II today at 2 pm in vhs format in a super overcrowded salón with closed windows (becacause the arts school remodelation) and ventilators (because the extended summer) and with at lot of interruptions presumiblemente because the dirty videocasetera or the age of the tape Paul Leduc´s "Barroco". It was great!, try it, you would probably like it!!!
I just saw in Literatura Iberoamericana II today at 2 pm in vhs format in a super overcrowded salón with closed windows (becacause the arts school remodelation) and ventilators (because the extended summer) and with at lot of interruptions presumiblemente because the dirty videocasetera or the age of the tape Paul Leduc´s "Barroco". It was great!, try it, you would probably like it!!! Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 6:36 am
I also think the movies have changed us all. Some of us more permanently than others.
Some memories I have I can't sort out, the real from the reel.
But I am not right. Everybody knows that.
I can think of one that did not change my life, but it did save my life.
Some memories I have I can't sort out, the real from the reel.
But I am not right. Everybody knows that.
I can think of one that did not change my life, but it did save my life.
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 10:24 am
I'm still grappling with this topic and getting nowhere. I even asked Soo and Cactus Mary the same question and both them shrugged... could not say any movie that they felt changed their lives. But that NPR interview sure had some folks that were positive movies changed their lives... maybe that's why there's a book... unusual. Heck, I don't know, amigo.I also think the movies have changed us all. Some of us more permanently than others.
How about music? Music changes people's lives, well some people anyway. So did the automatic clothes washer and drier, but I don't think that would make for an interesting book. How about the internet? Now that has changed the world in ways that we still can't completely comprehend as it just keeps exploding outward like the universe... the universal internet that began with a big bang (?).
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 10:36 am
Why grapple with it?
It is not that important.
I can hardly hear music but I have learned a lot from the lyrics.
And when I learn, I think that changes me.
It is not that important.
I can hardly hear music but I have learned a lot from the lyrics.
And when I learn, I think that changes me.
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 11:56 am
Today, I reached that conclusion - grappling is not the way to find an answer. Indeed, it is not important.. so many other things to dwell upon, so many...
((pssst! hey! do you have hearing difficulties, truck?))
((pssst! hey! do you have hearing difficulties, truck?))
That I can fully comprehend...And when I learn, I think that changes me.
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 2:17 pm
A better would have been the question
"Movies you learned something from that changed your opinon or world view or inspired you a little bit.
enjoy your dwellings amigo
"Movies you learned something from that changed your opinon or world view or inspired you a little bit.
enjoy your dwellings amigo
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 2:44 pm
I have been dwelling more recently on the docu dramas, movies like JFK, Malcom, and Che. Reluctant to see them.
Unmdiated man.
that is my two bit jargon for today.
Unmdiated man.
that is my two bit jargon for today.
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 4:15 pm
Unmdiated man.
define, please.
how's yr auditorial hearing?
Posted: May 2nd, 2009, 5:06 pm
1972 college park maryland I had a roommate the phrase is from him, it was from a text book they were using in the honors program in the psych department or maybe it was anthropolgy.
Levi-Straus structuralism are other ghostly terms appear and float above the event horizion of remote consciousness.
I googled it when I thought of it and found a lot of links to new age stuff. spiritualism and such which was not what I thought.
e.g.
http://ecophysics.org/
I think that is the holy grail to live an unmediated life, to live a life of ones own, Joe Campbell said. Or a wheel rolling free out of its own center.
Arcadia I forgot to thank you for your reply.
Levi-Straus structuralism are other ghostly terms appear and float above the event horizion of remote consciousness.
I googled it when I thought of it and found a lot of links to new age stuff. spiritualism and such which was not what I thought.
e.g.
http://ecophysics.org/
I think that is the holy grail to live an unmediated life, to live a life of ones own, Joe Campbell said. Or a wheel rolling free out of its own center.
Arcadia I forgot to thank you for your reply.
Posted: May 10th, 2009, 9:02 pm
the World isa book-movie.
jus like jack
kerouac
.
jus like jack
kerouac
.
Posted: May 12th, 2009, 12:52 am
Francis Ford Coppola…to direct Kerouac’s “On The Road”
Posted by: Julian Ayrs on: August 26, 2008
http://julian1st.wordpress.com/2008/08/ ... -the-road/
Maybe I just should have asked what is your favorite movie?
Posted: June 28th, 2009, 5:32 pm
Zeitgeist The Movie,
did that movie change anyone's life-
even a little?
did that movie change anyone's life-
even a little?