DAVID: I guess that's one way of putting it, yes. Look, I wasn't nearly as interested in this film as you were. It wasn't a journey that gave me a great deal of pleasure. I think the moment that I lost interest in the film was the scene where young George and the girl next door go to the movies and they go and see a fantastically good film called THE BIG HEAT directed by Fritz Lang and they talk all the way through it. .
MARGARET: Oh, David.
DAVID: I mean I'm not interested...
MARGARET: So you're not going to forgive the film for that scene?
DAVID: Well, I'm not interested in characters who talk through a good movie like THE BIG HEAT and I can't understand why you would reference a film like that if you're then going to sort of trash it in that way.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
1st Time Always Hurts The Most
the first time always hurts the most which contradicts the do it once you made a mistake do it twice you an idiot which contradicts consistency breeds trust which corroborates familiarity breeds contempt which contradicts xenophobia which leaves us no where closer to anywhere but at least the band aid is off now... see you soon. j
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