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Posté le 29 fév 2012 à 07:05

thanks for the ctemmnos AntaresWell a few things here, firstly Love, Acutally looked like the romantic equivalent of garden mulch the first time i saw it it was grand, as was 4 Weddings and Notting Hill, but that was about it.The fact that I was dog sitting and found a limited range of DVDs on the shelf to amuse myself while my friend's terrier enjoyed his Pedigree Chum didn't help the ambience in which I was approaching it.Now I will write more thoroughly on it later, as I got distracted with some other ideas and didn't complete my musings on it, but when I saw it recently it was a damascene revelation of human truth.You could say the same about 4 Weddings and Notting Hill, no matter how sickly bits of them might appear. My Noon, My Midnight, My Talk, My Song;I thought love would last forever: I was wrong really, has there been a better delivery of poetry in mainstream cinema in the last 20 years?I doubt it.In Notting Hill, the scene where Hugh Grant has to come to terms with the woman he loves marrying his best friend, and managing to remain friends with both for all the years after is less connected with the overall momentum of the movie, but it is truly the stuff that lives are made of.And so we come to Love, Actually.But not this evening. I promise I will get on the case right away though.As for dating and rituals and convention broadly I agree, but I also feel that connections between people tend to work well when you have an appreciation of the other person, and that usually involves meeting them half way, which may be as close to their world as your own.To be truly yourself withour boundaries requires knowledge of self, or at least a submission to the intuition of self, and it's surprising how many people seem to lose this altogether when cupid takes another arrow from the quiver.

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Posté le 4 mar 2012 à 23:46

Et la première photo officielle avec Danie Craig, vous avez l'intention d'en parler ?
C'est bien joli de parler des déplacements de tournage, mais faudrait pas oublier les infos officielles.

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