Jesus, do the theaters showing The New World have seats that give you 3-hour long orgasms while watching it?

That must be it.

I only received the 2 1/2 hour version.

loyal, the film that supposedly "affected your life" didn't even make your top five for the year?

That was the moment when you realized that you've been hypnothized and tricked into thinking that The New World was a great flick.

You don't like it? Huh?

Blasphemy.

Seems like I have a similar reaction to everyone. The artistic aspect of the film was just absolutely phenomenal. It really was like looking at a piece of art, rather then a film.

you're dead wrong.

It's number 3...with a bullet. A bullet of love.

http://www.worldofkj.com/forum/viewtopi ... 172#542172

1. A History of Violence
2. Grizzly Man
3. The New World
4. Munich
5. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
6. The Squid and the Whale
7. Murderball
8. Batman Begins
9. Twist of Faith
10. Downfall

I didn't see it. But Loyal's comment was too funny to ignore

Same conversation I'm being teased about I compared it to viewing a beautiful painting.

Ah. I was looking at your ranked list you posted today in the Best of 2005 thread, where it's #8.

I'll give you one guess why it's ranked # 8

IT WAS A QUICK GLANCE, I DIDN'T NOTICE.

From an interview.
C: What would be the most unexpected thing you found out learning during the making of the film?

QK: To really not worry about being perfect; to really, really be true to yourself and to the spirit of your character, and to just really work on your impulses. Because I was actually kind of scared, because I took acting classes since I was five, and I still do now, and I do things here and there - except I never had such an emotionally challenging role as in this film. Sometimes I would be crying for four or five hours straight, and I didn't know if I was going to be able to do it honestly or what was going to happen, so I would go on set and right before - and it sounds maybe a little silly - but I would ask the spirit of Pocahontas to try and kind of guide me and help me in telling her story as best as I could to the world. I would just let feelings that came in me overwhelm me and flow out of me; I was kind of like an instrument in a way, being used.

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Her performance was really good; still in awe 5 hours after seeing the movie.

I don't get it.

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Oh.

Right.

Here's that opening piece by Wagner, the one that accompanies the ships arriving, if anyone's interested.

http://rapidshare.de/files/11847125/Wagner_-_Prelude.mp3.html

I get a "not premium member" error and dont get to dl it? Any idea why?

Scroll down and beside where is says "Select your download" select "Free". It should work. I'm not a premium member either and I download from there all the time.

Once I get through that part, though, I get a new screen asking for a security code thing (which i enter) and then when i'm done i get a pop up saying: "Download-Ticket nicht bereit. JavaScript Fehler?" Anyone know what that means?

Shit. I don't know. Let's see if someone else has the same problem. In the meantime I'll try to put it up somewhere else.

Yknow, sometimes Firefox' awesomeitude really sucks. Stupid extensions and popup blockers and stuff...worked straight away in IE.

Oh, cool . Enjoy and think blissful thoughts.

Yeah, thanks a lot for it. It really is some amazing stuff. Goose-bump amazing.

I might actually buy the CD...(unless I can, yknow, not buy it and get the same result. :O)...which I've never done with movie scores...but just listening to this little part is bringing back such...well, blissful thoughts.