Capote! Wandering around in the dark, tanning, gym, studying, studying, studying. I’m finishing Huxley tonight even if it kills me.
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Capote! Wandering around in the dark, tanning, gym, studying, studying, studying. I’m finishing Huxley tonight even if it kills me.
twas a very good movie
I think it was lost on most of the audience though – like, 10 people left before the end because they thought it was going to be something completely different.
I read his biography this summer so I recognized everything and kept clapping (silently, to myself,) because the movie was SO close to it. It rockt.
I recommend you see “Good Night and Good Luck”
very very real to the 50s
Weren’t the 50′s dreadfully dull?
nmot really
just very, very, smoky
and doesnt Taschen make the best books?
out of 25-30 ppl, my friend and I were the only under 18
and barring a 20-something that went wth his parents, it was all 50+ crowd
Why are you drinking with the elderly?
no man
at the grove cinema!
of good night and good luck
That movie was very very very awesome i loved every minute i love how journalism actually meant something back then and they tried to make a difference.
Awesome new layout.
Thanks!
i love your layout did you do it?
I have a decaying book (which is going to be fun to return to the library…) and I scanned pages of that and a receipt.
Photoshop and Fireworks.
A background from k10k.net.
And wal-lah!
new layout, yay!
Denny, I likie!
Very different from your other work.
Re: new layout, yay!
Thanks!
Capote was pretty good although i have a lot of gripes with it
Such as?
well i guess the major one was that he was a huge huge jerk and basically turned everyone against him but in the movie they kind of tried to make him seem kookie and lovable
But he was kookie and lovable. The tension was there – it was obvious his friends were hurt by his selfishness sometimes, – and the jerk part was also there (how they chastised him for ditching the inmates and going to Spain) – things didn’t really deteriorate for Capote until much later in his life.
thats very true, i thought the film dragged on like i kept shaking my leg waiting for something to happen, i usually don’t have that problem with movies… it was kind of amateurish direction wise I liked it but I did have those problems.
I am so jealous of your design skills, dude!
Ps. why aren’t I lj friends with this account??? HMMM?
Because you didnt add me?
such a hot hot hot layout. mmmh, steal!
Haha! Thanks!