--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > I've seen over half > > > of the episodes of the series, and had just watched > > > a twenty-minute Net film of the highlights of the > > > final episode, *in addition to* having just read > > > the interview with the series' creator. > > > > Fine. But I'm not *interested* in seeing the series, > > any of it. Never was. I *am* interested in the viewer > > reaction to it, both reviewers and audience members. > > I can speak knowledgeably about how the viewers have > > reacted, especially to the ending, because I've read > > quite a bit of what they've said. > > As I suggested earlier, exactly like your relationship > with enlightenment.
Uh, no, nothing like it. > > I haven't pretended > > to be knowledgeable about the series itself. > > Ok, *similar to* your relationship with enlightenment, > not exactly like it. :-) I don't pretend to be knowledgeable about enlightenment, either. > . . . > > > > By the way, have you seen Apocalypto yet? :-) > > > > Not interested. > > > > Have you seen Lynch's latest movie yet? You know, > > the one you said was "stupid" before you'd seen > > it (and then deleted the post)? > > As a matter of fact, yes. They showed it here in > France on satellite because Lynch was one of the > guests at the recent Cannes festival. Didn't like > it much, but it *was* much better than his entry > for the "Chacun son cinema" compilation, which was > so odd that it appears to have been deleted from > the distribution copy of the film. > > Have *you* seen the film yet, or is your relation- > ship with it...uh...similar to your relationship > with enlightenment, too? :-) Nope, but I've never expressed a critical opinion about it, either (just as I have not done so with either "The Sopranos" or "Apocalypto," you see).
