#76
Posted: 11/9/05 at 11:18am
I love that you guys turned this into a Rent movie discussion. Very nice reading when I got up this morning! And I can't believe how late some of you were up!!!
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#77
Posted: 11/9/05 at 11:47am
Oh, God I'm tired.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#78
Posted: 11/9/05 at 11:52am
Did you sleep at all?
#79
Posted: 11/9/05 at 11:59am
L - these young kids are night owls. I could not do that in college. Especially if you had rehearsals until 10 - we needed our rest. 
#80
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:03pm
Yeah, for a few hours.
I've never stayed up that late before, and certainly not for schoolwork. oy.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I've never stayed up that late before, and certainly not for schoolwork. oy.
#81
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:06pm
I'm surprised I didn't stay up, I think in college I was up until 5 more often than I went to sleep before midnight.
Now I read all those posts and I am aprehensive about the Rent movie, I was avoiding everything to do with it to build the anticipation (including the soundtrack) but these cuts make me very , very worried.
Now I read all those posts and I am aprehensive about the Rent movie, I was avoiding everything to do with it to build the anticipation (including the soundtrack) but these cuts make me very , very worried.
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#82
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:11pm
My problem is still this fear of not knowing what I actually think. When I see it, there will be these facts and these explanations for the cuts, which have told me all along that they're okay. Then there will be the way I react emotionally to it, which I know will be positive. But I know that even though I'm aware of the "correctness" of the cuts, I may still be a bit upset with them, and I'll try to bury that because I know I'm not supposed to be upset with them.
It'll result in me very uncomfortably dancing around my own opinions, trying to explain what I know versus what I feel in my gut reaction. It'll be like "I know this was cut because, and I believe that it's okay, and I trust the creative vision, etc, but I still wanted to see...." I hate having this odd balance between what I really think, and what I know I'm supposed to think, because the latter is far more logical. It's just unsettling.
But, this is just some f*cked-to-hell personality trait I have to deal with.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
It'll result in me very uncomfortably dancing around my own opinions, trying to explain what I know versus what I feel in my gut reaction. It'll be like "I know this was cut because, and I believe that it's okay, and I trust the creative vision, etc, but I still wanted to see...." I hate having this odd balance between what I really think, and what I know I'm supposed to think, because the latter is far more logical. It's just unsettling.
But, this is just some f*cked-to-hell personality trait I have to deal with.
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#83
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:17pm
Everytime I see a clip or interview I squeal with antipation though.
We will get through this Em, quirly traits and all. If nothing else when the DVD comes out, we can watch it and pause and add the parts that are cut back from the OBCR. (Yes it is crazy, and yes I probably will do it.)
We will get through this Em, quirly traits and all. If nothing else when the DVD comes out, we can watch it and pause and add the parts that are cut back from the OBCR. (Yes it is crazy, and yes I probably will do it.)
I stand corrected, you are as vapid as they say.
#84
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:37pm
I need to relaaaax. And go to class. And function.
This is insane! (And Adam's leaving!!)
A work of art is an invitation to love.
This is insane! (And Adam's leaving!!)
#85
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:42pm
"But, this is just some f*cked-to-hell personality trait I have to deal with. "
Haha every human has at least five of those.
Ooh Em, you were up late for schoolwork? Aww, I was just...up...for no good reason. And I always thought I was a heavy sleeper. I've had some rare nights of being up that late over the summer or Thursdays after bowling when I don't have anything the next day, though rarely when I had to get up for something. But the latest I stayed up was New Years Eve two years ago, got into a bar (was lauded for having one drink...I'm not a big drinker, I did like being thought of as 21...) and karoaked in Fort Lee for hours, got home at 7:30AM. That's the latest. But obviously got to sleep for some hours.
And it's weird, right now...I'm not tired. I also got 5 hours of sleep the night before, so my REM sleep probably kicked in more b/c it was already deprived. I say this now, when I get home at 2:30, I'll probably be zonked lol.
For these situations, I recommend vanilla frappucinos from Starbucks.
Haha every human has at least five of those.
Ooh Em, you were up late for schoolwork? Aww, I was just...up...for no good reason. And I always thought I was a heavy sleeper. I've had some rare nights of being up that late over the summer or Thursdays after bowling when I don't have anything the next day, though rarely when I had to get up for something. But the latest I stayed up was New Years Eve two years ago, got into a bar (was lauded for having one drink...I'm not a big drinker, I did like being thought of as 21...) and karoaked in Fort Lee for hours, got home at 7:30AM. That's the latest. But obviously got to sleep for some hours.
And it's weird, right now...I'm not tired. I also got 5 hours of sleep the night before, so my REM sleep probably kicked in more b/c it was already deprived. I say this now, when I get home at 2:30, I'll probably be zonked lol.
For these situations, I recommend vanilla frappucinos from Starbucks.
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#86
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:43pm
No, I'm saying that it's ridiculous that the only time I DO almost stay up all night isn't even for schoolwork. I just couldn't sleep.
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#87
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:46pm
Oh, that's what I thought from what we were discussing last night, okay.
I could have been doing schoolwork...but that would make sense...
(My fav icon is back Em btw hehe)
I could have been doing schoolwork...but that would make sense...
(My fav icon is back Em btw hehe)
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#88
Posted: 11/9/05 at 12:50pm
Well, you know.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#89
well and w/ that...
Posted: 11/9/05 at 2:51pm
well and w/ that...
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
#90
Posted: 11/11/05 at 4:03am
Heh Heh look at the time. I'm really not always up til 3:30, I swear....
just get home late from the city and usually need to make sure I'm awake driving home so I'm up for a bit after, not as much fun w/o other insomniaks joining in the fun. But no classes tomorrow makes it much easier and funner to deal w/.
just get home late from the city and usually need to make sure I'm awake driving home so I'm up for a bit after, not as much fun w/o other insomniaks joining in the fun. But no classes tomorrow makes it much easier and funner to deal w/.
"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli
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