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Bob - 2007-11-22 22:56:28
Yeah, but you were prejudiced....
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Bob - 2007-11-22 22:59:10
Oh, and thanks for this blog.
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Sharon - 2007-11-22 23:32:11
oooh. can't wait to see it.
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summerv - 2007-11-23 11:13:43
I love that you wanted it to be shorter, but want the DVD to have extras! Happy day after thanksgiving.
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Paula - 2007-11-23 21:17:35
The movie was too long (for my attention span) for one sitting, but divvied up over a couple of sittings = "mini-series"! Woo.
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Miles - 2007-11-24 10:42:05
Miss Lulu is incredibly, outrageously intelligent, but believe it or not, she and I have never been to a movie together, and we're seven months into seeing each other. I think we've only watched maybe two movies on DVD, even. It's a combo of attention span + claustropobia, which is totally legit... but I am jonesing for a movie in a theatre right now. I hate going to the movies by myself, though! I don't think I've seen a movie since early April, and I sure don't want 300 to be the last movie I ever see in a "hardtop" (to steal Joe Bob Briggs' parlance).
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Paula - 2007-11-24 14:01:06
Interesting--I *love* seeing movies by myself, I usually prefer it.
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grigorss - 2007-11-25 02:09:16
I'm going to straddle this fence called "movie-going" and say that while I prefer watching movies alone -- I do quite like having someone around afterwards to chat about the flick with. Perhaps someone could start a very unique escort agency that offers just such a service; I'd personally pony up for tickets, popcorn, a soft-drink and parking -- all the escort has to do is listen to me blather about the movie afterwards (they can even disagree with me!)
P.S. -- saw I'm Not There tonight. Brilliant! But then again, Haynes usually is.
P.P.S. -- Cate Blanchett is also the "cutest" Bob Dylan; I may be biased...
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The Jestaplero! - 2007-11-25 18:49:33
I agree with almost everything you say about I'M NOT THERE except I thought it was about a half hour too long, and that the final third got a little incoherent. The whole Pat Garret/Bill the Kid part never really came together for me (but My Morning Jacket was tremendous). E. and I really loved the Cate B. and "Blood on the Tracks" scenarios the best. The "Beatles" bit was hilarious but the idiot reviewer in NEWSWEEK got it all wrong - that was clearly an homage to Richard Lester, not the Teletubbies! (*Smacks forehead*)
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Paula - 2007-11-25 19:55:57
The whole Pat Garret/Bill the Kid part never really came together for me
Me, neither, but the giraffe and the coffin and other little bits made it tolerable...And ditto MMJacket.
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Baby Party - 2007-12-02 20:25:43
Terribly late here, but I just saw I'M NOT THERE today, and I thought it was beautiful, and very moving. And I loved the Billy the Kid/Riddle, MO stuff! I immediately associated it with Greil Marcus's "Old Weird America."
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