http://braindrainblog.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/ Just another Kim's Sites site Sun, 11 Sep 2011 16:09:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://braindrainblog.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-121 bastianm Tue, 27 Nov 2007 15:10:18 +0000 http://atticfox.wordpress.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-121 That was hilarious. Isn?t it a rule that if you can see postmodern elements it must be good? I agree with you that the film is mindless, but it does highlight much of what we?ve talked about this semester. It?s nice to see the fire behind the author and I can tell that the keys on your laptop suffered much during the aggressive hammering. Isn?t it weird that when have breakthroughs in pm thought in quality texts it?s like some sort of epiphany? But, when the text falls short of the bar we hold so high those epiphanies cease to feel satisfactory? I say this is regards to your opening thoughts about how we will come to see how ?cleverly postmodern the film is?. Anyway, we did a good job on the Hutcheon and that?s all that matters. That was hilarious. Isn?t it a rule that if you can see postmodern elements it must be good? I agree with you that the film is mindless, but it does highlight much of what we?ve talked about this semester. It?s nice to see the fire behind the author and I can tell that the keys on your laptop suffered much during the aggressive hammering. Isn?t it weird that when have breakthroughs in pm thought in quality texts it?s like some sort of epiphany? But, when the text falls short of the bar we hold so high those epiphanies cease to feel satisfactory? I say this is regards to your opening thoughts about how we will come to see how ?cleverly postmodern the film is?. Anyway, we did a good job on the Hutcheon and that?s all that matters.

]]> http://braindrainblog.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-123 estherspace Mon, 26 Nov 2007 01:27:19 +0000 http://atticfox.wordpress.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-123 Kim, dearest, why would we want you to suffer? Really, we love you. How would we understand theory without you? I think we both ran into the same problem with this film; it's not so groundbreaking. Perhaps if we hadn't already filled ourselves up with big ol' theory thoughts this would seem like a much more timely or introspective film. I am, however, entertained again and again with your venomous response to the film. It's that time of the semester! Kim, dearest, why would we want you to suffer? Really, we love you. How would we understand theory without you? I think we both ran into the same problem with this film; it’s not so groundbreaking. Perhaps if we hadn’t already filled ourselves up with big ol’ theory thoughts this would seem like a much more timely or introspective film. I am, however, entertained again and again with your venomous response to the film. It’s that time of the semester!

]]> http://braindrainblog.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-122 Shaun, the not-quite dead. « Esther’s Space- journey through my life Sun, 25 Nov 2007 01:03:06 +0000 http://atticfox.wordpress.com/2007/11/23/and-finally-a-downer/#comment-122 [...] characters being interviewed on a morning radio program (here), and then went to my old standby, Kim, to see what she had to say.? I am relieved to say that I said ‘duh’ when seeing what [...] [...] characters being interviewed on a morning radio program (here), and then went to my old standby, Kim, to see what she had to say.? I am relieved to say that I said ‘duh’ when seeing what [...]

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