swoonedd
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I don't understand how anyone could you like this movie seriously. This is similar to other actors making themselves out like they're cool. John Malkovich is one of those guys he's really not that good. Neither is Nicolas Cage. I don't understand why people think he's a good actor. Great locations to do the film, though. Where is that?
I wasn't sure where this is going. It's really WTF is happening. So Read the synopsis and now I totally get it. This is not some wouldn't it be nice story of some apocalyptic catastrophe. It is one man left alone after all humans have passed on. The film is so much more real than what other films would be like.
Apocalypse is will be much harder than what stupid films you are watching to make it a spectacle. It won't be. Wake up.
Apocalypse is will be much harder than what stupid films you are watching to make it a spectacle. It won't be. Wake up.
How could I be the 2nd reviewer of this!? Insane. Well, at least I am the first 'too'! :)
What a guy. I was asked to be a part of this, but I guess I didn't make the cut.
I stayed at his atelier for a month when I had nowhere to stay, and helped with the dinners doing those times. But it's how I found out bait him that I find amazing. I was reading the Sydney Morning Herald in 1983 about him. I think they even published his phone number, too. I said to myself that I am going to this when I get to Europe.
1992, I call him on a Thursday because I don't want to miss a chance to go to the Sunday dinner. He says he hasn't even thought about Sunday. Call him Saturday. I do. He says sure, no problem, but it is not at his place that night, it will be at a theatre for a one-person performance of Truman Capote. Also, instead of the 80FF donation - to cover costs of food - any extra is given to charity - it' 150FF. I said, man, I am hard pressed to even pay 80FF. Can we do 100FF? Sure, he says. I'd rather have you there than the money.
So, I go. I see the box office window, and a tall older guy dressed all in black, with a high polo neck jumper. This must be where Steve Jobs got the idea. I give the money in an envelope, as requested, to the girl there. She opens it, to the tell me th ticket is 110FF. I don't know what to do. I look around, trying to find a solution, then look at the tall guy in back. Is that Jim, I quiz to myself? He looks at me, looks at the money, and tosses 10FF to the girl. I'll never forget that.
The performance was fin, not that I knew anything about TC, but I met 2 stunning, and I mean really stunning, Kurdistan sisters who live in Sweden. If they read this, say hi. Frederick Malouf in Sydney. That would be hilarious! :)
Do you know Jim is the guy that created the idea of couchsurfing? He had books published with people happy to invite travellers to their homes and what they'd like to share. Write them a letter, get a reply back, and you're sorted. OK, he may not have come with the idea itself, but to be able to know so many people to find. Way to publish paperbacks to GIVE to people. You get the idea?
What a guy.
:)
What a guy. I was asked to be a part of this, but I guess I didn't make the cut.
I stayed at his atelier for a month when I had nowhere to stay, and helped with the dinners doing those times. But it's how I found out bait him that I find amazing. I was reading the Sydney Morning Herald in 1983 about him. I think they even published his phone number, too. I said to myself that I am going to this when I get to Europe.
1992, I call him on a Thursday because I don't want to miss a chance to go to the Sunday dinner. He says he hasn't even thought about Sunday. Call him Saturday. I do. He says sure, no problem, but it is not at his place that night, it will be at a theatre for a one-person performance of Truman Capote. Also, instead of the 80FF donation - to cover costs of food - any extra is given to charity - it' 150FF. I said, man, I am hard pressed to even pay 80FF. Can we do 100FF? Sure, he says. I'd rather have you there than the money.
So, I go. I see the box office window, and a tall older guy dressed all in black, with a high polo neck jumper. This must be where Steve Jobs got the idea. I give the money in an envelope, as requested, to the girl there. She opens it, to the tell me th ticket is 110FF. I don't know what to do. I look around, trying to find a solution, then look at the tall guy in back. Is that Jim, I quiz to myself? He looks at me, looks at the money, and tosses 10FF to the girl. I'll never forget that.
The performance was fin, not that I knew anything about TC, but I met 2 stunning, and I mean really stunning, Kurdistan sisters who live in Sweden. If they read this, say hi. Frederick Malouf in Sydney. That would be hilarious! :)
Do you know Jim is the guy that created the idea of couchsurfing? He had books published with people happy to invite travellers to their homes and what they'd like to share. Write them a letter, get a reply back, and you're sorted. OK, he may not have come with the idea itself, but to be able to know so many people to find. Way to publish paperbacks to GIVE to people. You get the idea?
What a guy.
:)