*runs around insanley*

Originally Posted by Scratch and sniff

• That'd be hard. I tried doing things with my left hand and totally failed.
  x.x;;
  

• 
  Ja. *siiiigh*.
  
  *puts a stop sign in front of Dark*

A lot of the good actors, and I mean the classic ones, are getting old.
They're just sort of vanishing and we're left with these models who try to act, brat actresses/alcoholics, and skinny little kids.

The new genre of movies sort of suck.

• Sniffy isn't feeling well. She's going to go to bed now.
  Night lovelies. <3
  
  Can anyone do me a favor, if Innie stops by later tonight, and tell her that I said I love her. <3
  

• Yeah, new movies really suck Dx.

Hope you feel better, Scratch.

And not only do they suck, but they're mostly remakes!

• I know Dx.
  I read this article about how to fix the music biz... because it's just as screwed, if not worse.

There's no originality. At least not with the mainstream music and movies.

I mean, take horror films these days. American horror films are all remakes, or sequels and prequels to bad movies. It gets old. Now the Japanese, wow, they've got some crazy horror culture.
And Koreans? You haven't seen horror until you see their media.

The Chinese make films with beautiful storylines, and gorgeous scenes. They just produce the most beautiful medias sometimes.

*runs into stop sign* Movies? Who need 'em when you Japanese anime, manga, and of course I have other obsession but I won't list them,.

Same media, different genre.

• Interesting... I still tend to be more focused on the western.
  I find it disgusting and appaling that the biggest selling bands are old ones. The new bands, good or not, refuse to let themselves "sell out".
  But that means that youth have no singular voice. The only voice anyone's got is old. You'd think they'd want to be able to make their mark on the culture. But they can't when they're so focused on taking the focus away.

Originally Posted by the_paper_crane

There's no originality. At least not with the mainstream music and movies.

I mean, take horror films these days. American horror films are all remakes, or sequels and prequels to bad movies. It gets old. Now the Japanese, wow, they've got some crazy horror culture.
And Koreans? You haven't seen horror until you see their media.

The Chinese make films with beautiful storylines, and gorgeous scenes. They just produce the most beautiful medias sometimes.

Flink knows someone who, while in the US Army, was in a Korean horror movie. It was really scary and awesome when he brought it to class for everyone to watch. XD

Ooh, nice, nice.

And she suddenly forgot the name of it. >.< -facedesks-

Korean horror movies are so freaky :<
Japanese and Korean horror movies make you think about the movie, and the more you think about it, the scarier it is

It's okay. ^_^

• Yeah... that's how I am. I can't watch horror movies. They give me panic attacks Dx.

Oh my, really?
I get them when I have car accidents. Which is occuring quite frequently... :oops:

• Actually I've only had like two and a half panic attacks, and one and a half o fhtem were from emotional situations... but the other one was from The Ring. I just think way, way, way too much to be able to watch those kinds of movies.

I know what you mean.
I think that's the reason why I'm able to enjoy horror movies so much. Because I don't think, and I'm able to separate myself from it.

• I think too much to the point that even in situations where there's nothing, my mind just starts creating things. I would be a writer for that kind of stuff except that my mind just works too fast and too freakily for me to be able to pen it, I'd probably go crazy or something if I tried Dx.

And you're right, Japanese movies leave a lot of room to think and conclude.

True, true. It's a good imagination though, even if it might scare you a bit. I think it'd be useful to somehow tap into the visual creations of the mind and record dreams and thoughts. It sure would help a lot, huh?

• I'm really bad at putting things into sequence. All I get out is description. I'm both very graphic and very vague because I'll describe things without naming them, or whatever. I can't describe my way of writing XD. But, sometimes I do try to write it down. It's always a jumble of words and nonsense... you know, it's funny, I can't even keep things in sequence in my own memory... like, I can't remember if I did something when I was five, before a thing, or when I was six, after a thing, or when I decided this about myself, or what phases I went through in what order... it's really rather difficult to try and describe myself to others XD.

It's not so bad, it happens. ^_^
I have the same troubles all the time. For instance, when I had braces, I'll tell everyone that I had them for a year, when in fact, it must've been about three years. Not very interesting, but it is somethin'. Tee hee.

I suppose, in all, it would be called abstract, right?

• Yeah...
  It was really tough when I was trying to write an autobiography as a school assignment...
  It's kind of bad when you can't get your facts straigh about your own past >.<.
  It's not like I caught amnesia or something, it's just that I organize my thoughts rather differently than to be able to recount them in such a way.