Saturday Apr 10, 2004

0
"Lost In Translation"

What a depressing and cool movie. And to end with the Jesus and Mary Chain - "Just Like Honey".

Alki was a bad idea, it was a frikkin parking lot. Someone PLEASE clue me in on why people "cruise" on a certain street or place? Do these morons driving 5 mph really think anyone is looking at them? Do they really think anyone gives a shit about the car they are driving? The only people that notice them are stuck behind them, and what to kill them.

I'm grumpy...
VIEW 4 of 4 COMMENTS
jimmyjoe:
I have bought the O.S. of Lost In Translation but haven't seen the movie yet...and it does sound a bit depressing, yes.

>Do they really think anyone gives a shit about the car they are driving?

i thought it was part of the American Tradition ! well, i guess they saw American Grafitti too many times ? ;-)

jimmyjoe
zyryx:
You should see the movie. It's not that depressing; it's just a little real. I bet just about everyone has had something like this happen in their life. And my jaw actually hit the floor when "Just Like Honey" started playing at the end. I love that album, it was one of the first CDs I bought (Psychocandy, I don't know if it was released the same over there).

Yeah, I guess it is an American Tradition, it's just not the same as it used to be. Nobody actually hangs out; there is no real social interaction. They just drive around and around, hardly seeing anyone elses cars because they are too busy thinking everyone is looking at their car with envy. That meter wide spoiler on the back of the car makes all the difference to the cars handling... and we all know what a good investment a Honda Civic is, and how these "fast and furious" cars will always have a place with other classic cars. puke

Gee, that sounded like a rant... I'm actually sarcasticly amused.

And I really can't complain, I was the dumbass that decided to take that way home... biggrin

~r

[Edited on Apr 11, 2004 4:15AM]

More Blogs