1. Theatre_nut: I never once said that you couldn't enjoy HIGH FIDELITY. Ever. I don't care whether you love it or hate it.
2. siamese dream: Thank you for your nice and intelligent post. Wow, someone who can actually disagree with someone without getting petty and imature! But I disagree. Just as you are allowed to go around and proudly celebrate HIGH FIDELITY, it is surely my right to also say that I didn't enjoy the show. You said you enjoyed it once - do you have to say it again? It doesn't bother me that you do - and it shouldn't bother you that I don't. I wish others here could actually have an intelligent conversation about why they liked/disliked a show, as it seems you are capable of. Enjoy the show tonight. I do hope that you win lotto.
3. DryMartini: I don't love to be negative. I praise and run around talking about shows that I love. Recently, I absolutely loved THE CLEAN HOUSE, THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED, JAY JOHNSON, GREY GARDENS, etc. Yet, you didn't seem to chime in on those threads and say that I just loved to be positive. People here only focus on when people are being negative, which is why it is noticed more. I find that the mindless idiots of this board are obsessed with positivity - if it's not positive, don't say it! Well, that's foolish and life is nothing like that, darling. And for the record, your observations are incorrect. I am a failed nothing - I don't wish to be an actor, and I don't wish to be a writed. I am, however, finding a moderate success with what I actually do want to do - but I don't go on to tell you about that, because I'm certain that your inhuman psychic instincts regarding what I do should tell you that information. And I'm not an old, bitter person either - I'm a 21 year old male with a head on my shoulders. I know what I like, I know what I don't like - and I don't like crap. I don't write, so never attempted to get a show produced. Yet again, your humble "opinion" has failed you.
"If you are going to do something, do it well. And leave something witchy."
-Charlie Manson