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jon boy · 10.27.2006, 11:47 AM

sounds like a busy weekend to me.

static-harmony · 10.27.2006, 12:20 PM

I like Charlie brown specials.

I am doing hommewrok and studying for midterms.

Cantankerous · 10.29.2006, 01:21 AM

i must say, you do look quite excellent.

Cantankerous · 10.29.2006, 01:31 AM

oh thanks.
i don't know that i'm actually going to dress up or do anything this year because i've been sick and i don't know that i'll actually feel well enough by tuesday. maybe i'll be a freudian slip.

Tokolosh · 10.29.2006, 01:50 AM

It's 07:45am, and I'm still awake. Wasted...

atari 2600 · 10.29.2006, 05:00 PM

This weekend was a fun one because the 19th annual Virginia Film Festival is being held. The theme this year is "Revelations."
In the past few years, we've had stars like Anthony Hopkins, Sigourney Weaver and Nicolas Cage (with his then newlywed wife Lisa Marie Presley (they had only been married a week or so when they hit town)). This year, Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, William Moseley & Liev Schriber were here. I missed more than I saw, however. I didn't go to Freeman and 10 items or Less, the world priemere of Jack Black's Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny movie (which I forgot was on Thurs night), Moseley and Narnia (sold out), and Duvall and The Apostle (sold out (seen it already)).
I saw The Seventh Seal (on the big screen...one of Scorsese's faves), Jesus Camp (disturbing, but excellent) and Jim Bakker's son, Jay Bakker, (a nondenominational preacher) who was onhand to screen and discuss the first two episodes (of six) of a new reality series for Sundance Channel called One Punk Under God. It was pretty engaging and there's this one part where he's touring the decimated Heritage USA theme park. Roger Ebert is getting/has gotten out of the hospital now, but the festival wasn't all that great without him for me. I've attended shot-by-shot seminars of his on Vertigo, The Birds, Pulp Fiction and Blowup that were a blast. At the one for The Birds, we chatted for awhile about Blue Velvet and I gave him a ribbing for panning it.

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Cantankerous invito al cielo Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: A RETIREMENT HOME Posts: 18,499	oh thanks. i don't know that i'm actually going to dress up or do anything this year because i've been sick and i don't know that i'll actually feel well enough by tuesday. maybe i'll be a freudian slip. __________________ RETIRED
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Tokolosh invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Plaza de Toros Posts: 6,731	It's 07:45am, and I'm still awake. Wasted... __________________ Anything you can /imagine is real
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10.29.2006, 05:00 PM	#26
atari 2600 invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 8,213	This weekend was a fun one because the 19th annual Virginia Film Festival is being held. The theme this year is "Revelations." In the past few years, we've had stars like Anthony Hopkins, Sigourney Weaver and Nicolas Cage (with his then newlywed wife Lisa Marie Presley (they had only been married a week or so when they hit town)). This year, Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, William Moseley & Liev Schriber were here. I missed more than I saw, however. I didn't go to Freeman and 10 items or Less, the world priemere of Jack Black's Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny movie (which I forgot was on Thurs night), Moseley and Narnia (sold out), and Duvall and The Apostle (sold out (seen it already)). I saw The Seventh Seal (on the big screen...one of Scorsese's faves), Jesus Camp (disturbing, but excellent) and Jim Bakker's son, Jay Bakker, (a nondenominational preacher) who was onhand to screen and discuss the first two episodes (of six) of a new reality series for Sundance Channel called One Punk Under God. It was pretty engaging and there's this one part where he's touring the decimated Heritage USA theme park. Roger Ebert is getting/has gotten out of the hospital now, but the festival wasn't all that great without him for me. I've attended shot-by-shot seminars of his on Vertigo, The Birds, Pulp Fiction and Blowup that were a blast. At the one for The Birds, we chatted for awhile about Blue Velvet and I gave him a ribbing for panning it.
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