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btw re lamps comments abt physical space, when they were talking abt 'floors' were they talking abt trading floors, floors of a building, or BOTH

yeah

loved demi moore btw

xp i kinda took it that 'floor' is sort of an abstract area almost? like 'world' or something. idk.

flooring me w/ these insights dudes

p sure they were talking abt trading floors but they did use elevators a lot too so idk

i guess there was a bit of a disconnect w/ the sudden firing preceding sthing which was otherwise indicated as a great revelation

yeah they never explained the opening masacre, guessing prob the company realized it wasnt in the greatest spot but more based on the general economy, then the big reveal was that they were in a terrible spot based on what they were doing particularly

yeah i suppose getting rid of risk management ppl in particular was supposed to convey 'institutional denial'

yeah good call

this is a good film and movies movies movies movies readers who haven't been cajoled into seeing it by peer pressure alone, shd be mindful of seeing it just because it is a good film

havent watched it & am trying to avoid u guyz talking abt it but fyi u can "rent" it on amazon.com instant videos - four bucks

rewatched Late Spring last night with my roommate — I don't think he was impressed

suggest banshun?

wd

just watched tree of life

I watched it again a few days ago. I think it's officially my gf's favorite movie at this point.

I feel like it's probably one of the few movies that would be a deal-breaker for me trusting someone else's taste if they didn't like it.

h8 that movie

*breaks deal with cooper chucklebutt, wonders if God hears my anguished cries of loneliness*

congrats, I'm really impressed by yr cynicism

its that movie thats cynical fwiw

"what if cooper chucklebutt created love?"

seriously, trolling aside what did you dislike about it?

im on a shitty for typing ipad atm so I can't really do it justice but in short the negative Christian vibes brought me down, I complained extensively abt it on the big board fwiw, also I love both his 70s movies, recent work I have more reservations abt

I was probably a bit too unequivocal earlier. I just found it extremely moving — painfully so.

I am on a '50s(ish) movie musical kick right now.

seven brides for seven brothers
vagabond king
there's no business show business
inspector general

what else do i watch?

oh kay el ay ech oh em ay!

also Carousal

South Pacific is super ugly, but greatest music ever. Singing in the Rain obv classic too...

the pajama game!

The Band Wagon, Gigi

when has tooch ever not been great

playing pervy killer ned flanders in The Lovely Bones

i was way into tree of life. it really annoyed me that people in the cinema started whining about how long it was as soon as the credits started to roll. like the running time is on the poster.

I have watched all of the Rogers & Hammerstein musicals too many times, but I will queue up Pajama Game, Band Wagon, and Gigi

haha its hard for me to believe "stanley tucci as perverted serial killer ned flanders" is bad but im never going to watch the lovely bones so ill take your word for it

i hear he based it on his real shitty persona

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/f123/katiezo/septemberb/stanleytuccicreep.jpg

what about his really shitty ties

i like to think stanley is reenacting this photo of zero mostel doing the same thing that i saw once. forget who the leeree was tho!

haha its hard for me to believe "stanley tucci as perverted serial killer ned flanders" is bad but im never going to watch the lovely bones so ill take your word for it

― max max max max, Saturday, December 31, 2011 11:39 AM (23 minutes ago) Bookmark Permalink

lol my exact reaction

although if im being totally honest w/myself i have to admit i will likely watch lovely bones on tv some day

I'd rather wear Tucci's tie for the rest of my life than watch TLB again.

that bad huh

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_J6j-bn9B08M/TA0eWvHQ1FI/AAAAAAAAPXE/GAMIEAUUXug/s1600/the+producers-754500.jpg