sister's birthday party
18 Dec 2004 05:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cimorenedad: three people are coming, one of whom is not sarah.
me: :looks confused:
dad: i mean three of whom are not sarah.
while lillian and her three adorable friends saw the lemony snicket film mom and i saw (oh fuck i can't find the carrots on this american keyboard)
i wonder if this is what many people mean when they say an 'arty' film. i found it literary--the repetition and much of the dialogue, which felt sort of artificial, too smooth and pat--theatrical, which makes sense since it was a play. i really liked that about it. i like the theatrical and the literary, so that makes sense. clive was so beautiful in his bare feet, and he's lost some weight. it was actually a very aesthetic film, now i think of it. everyone was beautiful. i'm not sure, but i may even have liked natalie's blond wig better than her pink one. and i loved many of the lines, and they (among other things) reminded me of a kind of fiction and fanfiction i like.
me: :looks confused:
dad: i mean three of whom are not sarah.
while lillian and her three adorable friends saw the lemony snicket film mom and i saw (oh fuck i can't find the carrots on this american keyboard)
i wonder if this is what many people mean when they say an 'arty' film. i found it literary--the repetition and much of the dialogue, which felt sort of artificial, too smooth and pat--theatrical, which makes sense since it was a play. i really liked that about it. i like the theatrical and the literary, so that makes sense. clive was so beautiful in his bare feet, and he's lost some weight. it was actually a very aesthetic film, now i think of it. everyone was beautiful. i'm not sure, but i may even have liked natalie's blond wig better than her pink one. and i loved many of the lines, and they (among other things) reminded me of a kind of fiction and fanfiction i like.
