Re: OT: art and language and THE DAVINCI CODE

On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 12:08:10PM +0100, michael poxon wrote:
> I watched The Matrix a couple of weeks ago on the TV. It was followed by a
> much less well-known film called something like "White Squall" about a group
> of teenage boys on a sailing ship (one of those 'go in boys, come out men'
> plots). I watched this largely because of the presence of Jeff Bridges who
> has become one of my fave actors ever since the brilliant 'Starman'. No
> flashy special effects, no martial arts - and I know which of these two
> films I would pay to watch.
I've heard Beethoven's 6th and Ponytails' Born Too Late, and I know
which I have on my MP3 playlists. (I hear the voices of the microtonists
and other music geeks calling from my exile from the list right now.)
But I regard that as personal choice, not a statement on quality.
Likewise, I prefer huge alien landscapes, dramatic heroes and world
changing decisions to personal growth plots, but that's personal choice,
not a statement on quality.

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David Starner - dvdeug@email.ro
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