> Well, call me blind, but I think that scene where the neighbor kid is
> sitting on his bed with the girl, and watching the video, and he says how
> sometimes the world's so beautiful he can't take it...I think that's
> something a lot deeper and less trite than you make it sound. It's not
like
> he's taking a walk through the park and noting how pretty the trees are
and
> how bee-yoo-tee-ful rainbows are.
i agree. in the scene where they were watching the bag, i hardly think he
had getting laid on his mind. if he had - being that he is an invented
character - you would've seen that somewhere, and not everyone can have the
same kind of mindframe..not everyone is thinking "maybe if i say something
like this, that is 'different' i'll get laid." his character didn't seem
to have that on his mind tho. i started getting teary eyed watching the
bag..because there was this amazing energy that made it keep coming back,
and he noticed it, and i just thought it was neat (even if he is made up)
that someone could find something so trivial to be so deep and passionate.
> Anyway, I thought it was an incredible movie. Maybe that's just me coming
> from my upper-upper-middle class whitebread suburban point of view. It
just
> really hit home with a lot of people, I think.
me too, and i'm not even upper-upper-middle class ;)
poverty line baby!
amy
