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Amazingly deft film, that truthfully, I wish I had seen in a theater, alone, when I had something or other I needed to grieve over.

It made me think a lot about when I've travelled alone, and about going to Australia.

But all of that quite aside, I think it's the truest film I've ever seen.

There are things that have happend in my life, when no one who is reading this knew me, and I wrote about them a lot at the time, became a writer, truly, during them, got published over them for the first time. And the truth is, I still don't know really how to talk about them, but it suffices to say that I was once very young, and lonely and unsure, and I thought I loved someone one way, when it was really some other way, and this movie was exactly about the truth I couldn't really see then.

For everything, and lord there was a lot of everything, I still think of him so warmly. Mainly, I think, because I can think of who I was then warmly now too.

I'm just gutted right now.

Date: 2004-09-05 06:50 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] franny-glass.livejournal.com
How about that smile Bill Murray shoots her just before he leaves, as he's backing up to walk away after he kisses her, and the baseline to Just Like Honey is starting up? Gutwrenching, beautiful. Definitely watch the deleted scenes. I'm glad most of them were cut, but they're interesting.

Did you laugh when he was on the exercise machine and yelled HELP! ?

I'm so glad you liked it. I really thought you would.

Just saw Garden State today. It's enjoyable. You should see it, if you haven't already. I wouldn't compare it to LIT, but it's smart, and quirky, and heartwarming, and there are some really really good moments.

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