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[afufle]

  Ha, I need to edit that for LJ again, can't remember what I did with the original, don't want to search my imageshack for hours.

I went to a movie yesterday with Linda, Dennis and Henry. Good thing she invites me places and gets me out of the house, AND listens to all my problems. I wouldn't get out if it weren't for her and she pays for everything. And I suck at saying thank you, I am so ashamed to be where I am, at the bottom. But the only thing I can do is climb back up.

The film was made by admitted nonprofessionals, first timers, but it was definitely watchable. It was about different world views of religion, they talked to people in the street, religious leaders about their views of God, the meaning of life and the afterlife. Linda does not believe in the afterlife, but does believe in God.  In my view the little Irish nun at teh beginning got it when she said something like, "we've all had experiences when we were trying to grow, but were damaged. Our ability to become wall we can be in this life is hindered when we are not healed from this damage, ro fail to grow in spite of it."

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[angelspensieve.livejournal.com]

What was the movie? I know that there is one out there that people are complaining about that it makes them sick, yet is supposed to be good; I wouldn't be able to see it because I get motion sickness.

And don't you give up. Your time is coming!

[afufle.livejournal.com]

Lol, I wonder what the motion sickness one is!

The one I saw is called One, I guess the idea meaning we are all one and we need to recognize that. It really did seem amateur, yet still well done. The Dalai Lama, Robert Thurman (Uma's father, who is a Buddhist monk) were in it, were interviewed.

It had it's funny moments, but not a lot of movement.

& thanks!

[angelspensieve.livejournal.com]

I think the name of the movie is Cloverfield.

[afufle.livejournal.com]

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