I saw American Beauty last night. I adore it unconditionally, except for Kevin Spacey speaking from beyond the grave… this was annoying. I don’t know how They could have fixed this, though. I am in transports of joy over the guy with the video camera.
Happiness is transient. You’ve got it and you lose it, begging the question: “Why bother in the first place?” Are past moments of happiness or success meaningful, or do they become inconsequential as soon as they pass? And if not, wouldn’t a single, remembered moment of true happiness be enough?
I want someone to watch the sun rise from a roof with me soon.
You know one of the most difficult things to keep a grasp on, I’ve found is hopelessness.
And happiness is only transient so you can fit more happiness in. If one didn’t leave to make way for another, perhaps after a period of some other emotion, you would never be able to experience anything other.
Life, like music, has a range. And a greater a range is has, while keeping ballanced harmoniously between them, the more beautiful it becomes.
And a greater a range it has…. Sorry, lateness and bilal’s problem with spelling makes even two letter words difficult
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Did you watch it from a DVD? If so, listen to the commentary. His obsession with lighting is amazing.
no you fool sunrises are best watched on VHS, and naturally there’d be an obsession with lighting.
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american beauty is one of my favorite movies, not to mention kevin spacey one of my favorite actors. i think the best lines from that movie are of the following;
sometimes, there is so much beauty in the world… that i feel like i cant take it all in at once. and my chest fills up like a balloon about to burst. but then i remember to relax, and let go. and then it flows through me like rain. and then i feel gratitude for every little moment of my pathetic little life.
er something to that sort… lol im in 1st hour i cant think. anyways… glad you like the movie, it rocks.