#126
Posted: 12/9/05 at 5:08pm
I love that line, too. Very sad, but quite honest in terms of some people's true motivation for turning to drugs and alcohol.
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#127
Posted: 12/9/05 at 5:10pm
Sounds like it. I guess it somewhat reminds me of me a little. That is, I never had literal life-and-death minute-to-minute existence like she does, never stripped and never did drugs, but like you said, everybody has scars.
"There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had the practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." --Alice in Wonderland
#129
Posted: 12/11/05 at 4:55pm
I just got back from seeing RENT a second time. I definitely enjoyed it a lot more this time around, partly because I was with my RENThead friends. I cried a lot more, too...and I'm still shaking!
"A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing." - Thomas Jefferson
#130
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:10pm
I'll just bump up thread by saying that I loved the film as well. I thought the majority of it worked and was extremely moving...I'm trying to get a group of friends to see it with me in the near future! I suppose out of the new lines that were written for the movie, the one I enjoyed a lot was the line of Mark's that they used in the trailers, "There are times when we're..." especially with the part they cut out for the trailer, "And then they call. And I remember." :) <3 I definitely came out of the movie like I do the show, shaking and having cried through the last 2/3's of it 
Q: What is the most weirdest or funniest thing a fan has asked you?
Joe Flanigan, Stargate Atlantis: When a fan asked me for help with his grammar. I'm available.
#131
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:25pm
I LOVE THE RENT MOVIE.
i have to say that at least once a day.
i have to say that at least once a day.
#132
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:27pm
Don't we all jeremykushnier1fan?
Kinda off-topic, but how many times have you all seen the movie?
Kinda off-topic, but how many times have you all seen the movie?
#133
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:29pm
I've seen it 3 times.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
#134
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:31pm
I LOVE THE RENT MOVIE!
unfortunaltly i have only seen it twice. *tear
unfortunaltly i have only seen it twice. *tear
- I might be smart
- No day but today
#135
Posted: 12/11/05 at 5:33pm
3 times.
Shari Lewis: Did you ever wish upon a star?
Lamb Chop: I once asked Mr. Rogers for his autograph.
#136
Posted: 12/11/05 at 6:23pm
Twice, hoping to see it at least a million times more.
"A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing." - Thomas Jefferson
#137
Posted: 12/11/05 at 6:26pm
5 times
"But now the air is filled with confusion. We replace care with illusion."
#138
Posted: 12/11/05 at 7:27pm
*Rosario smacking Adam to get him to stop eating during "Take Me or Leave Me"
Yea! I'm so glad someone else found this little moment! I completely missed it the first time I saw the movie, but it completely cracked me up the second time!
Yea! I'm so glad someone else found this little moment! I completely missed it the first time I saw the movie, but it completely cracked me up the second time!
#139
Posted: 12/11/05 at 7:44pm
BUMP! 
i love the rent movie <3
i love the rent movie <3
--Alex--
"They're singing, "Happy Birthday"
You just wanna lay down and cry
Not just another birthday, it's 30/90
Why can't you stay 29
Hell, you still feel like you're 22
Turn 30 in 1990
Bang! You're dead, what can you do?"
--TTB
#140
Posted: 12/11/05 at 7:55pm
4x with plans to see it at least twice more when I come home from college for winter break, yaaay 
...I think the thing about this movie is I went in expecting to hate it (I'm picky) and I loved it. I can admit it's no Best-Picture-Winning-type movie, like Chicago, but I just love it.
I really like the "trim her tree" moment (Adam as Roger in this movie reminds me a lot of one of my friends from high school except Adam's much much hotter) and pretty much anything Mark does.
...I think the thing about this movie is I went in expecting to hate it (I'm picky) and I loved it. I can admit it's no Best-Picture-Winning-type movie, like Chicago, but I just love it. I really like the "trim her tree" moment (Adam as Roger in this movie reminds me a lot of one of my friends from high school except Adam's much much hotter) and pretty much anything Mark does.
#141
Posted: 12/11/05 at 9:12pm
*spreads Rent movie love*
4x. I wish my theater was still playing it though. Damn!
4x. I wish my theater was still playing it though. Damn!
Why does every one have a sarcastic, yet witty signature besides me? :-(
#142
Posted: 12/11/05 at 9:15pm
7 times...I win!!!!!
Mucho RENT movie love!
Mucho RENT movie love!
Pillowpants. 'Nuff said.
#143
Posted: 12/11/05 at 9:16pm
I feel like with this network we could account for most of the box office take! :)
#144
Posted: 12/11/05 at 11:11pm
Seen it 7 times so far. OMG I love this movie!
#145
Posted: 12/11/05 at 11:53pm
I've seen it four. I want to see it six times though, because my friend's seen it five, and i must beat her.
I'm in love with this movie. Despite all flaws, I love it. Favourtie parts include:
mark Dancing by himself during La Vie Boheme B (It makes me want to dance with him. >_>)
"Is anyone alive with a sex drive!?"
The little shrug Mark does after "Mucho Masterbation"
Collins "slapping" angel during "To S & M"
Marks Dancing
Tracie's expreson during "And she can be so obscene"
"Merry Christmas Bitches"
Collins shaking his head/expression at "moaning and groaning on the cold concrete"
and....basically anything with mark. *sighs dreamily*
I'm in love with this movie. Despite all flaws, I love it. Favourtie parts include:
mark Dancing by himself during La Vie Boheme B (It makes me want to dance with him. >_>)
"Is anyone alive with a sex drive!?"
The little shrug Mark does after "Mucho Masterbation"
Collins "slapping" angel during "To S & M"
Marks Dancing
Tracie's expreson during "And she can be so obscene"
"Merry Christmas Bitches"
Collins shaking his head/expression at "moaning and groaning on the cold concrete"
and....basically anything with mark. *sighs dreamily*
"We're afraid to talk to you now, because anything we say causes you to burst into song." - My friends
#147
Posted: 12/12/05 at 2:23am
I've seen it "only" four times now. Heh.
Anyway, going back a few posts, I always took the "all the scars from the nevers and maybes die" line as very uplifting/positive and not about drugs/alcohol at all -- kind of in the same vein as "forget regret."
Anyway, going back a few posts, I always took the "all the scars from the nevers and maybes die" line as very uplifting/positive and not about drugs/alcohol at all -- kind of in the same vein as "forget regret."
#148
Posted: 12/12/05 at 3:45am
I've seen it 3 times, but plan to see it more, on the big screen of course! *dreams for IMAX*
I loved the movie! When Angel died, tears were streaming down my face, meeting under my chin and running down my shirt.
I wasn't sure if I'd cry in the movie when Angel died. With the play, you see Collins and Angel all the time on stage, getting closer and you feel the love that they share. With the movie, they're not always on screen and you can't see that lovey dovey-ness. I wasn't sure if it would be conveyed the way that the play does, in order to make me cry. I don't know if that makes sense.
But anyways, it all worked out. I was just about sobbing the first and second time I saw it, which is a good thing. The third time I was just crying, not sobbing.
I loved the beginning, where everyone was singing Rent. It sounded awesome! La Vie Boheme was cool. Seriously, I think I smiled for 75% of the movie!
Man, I am just impressed, pleased, excited! It turned out SO good! Hey, my favorite play was made into an awesome movie!
I loved the movie! When Angel died, tears were streaming down my face, meeting under my chin and running down my shirt.
I wasn't sure if I'd cry in the movie when Angel died. With the play, you see Collins and Angel all the time on stage, getting closer and you feel the love that they share. With the movie, they're not always on screen and you can't see that lovey dovey-ness. I wasn't sure if it would be conveyed the way that the play does, in order to make me cry. I don't know if that makes sense.
But anyways, it all worked out. I was just about sobbing the first and second time I saw it, which is a good thing. The third time I was just crying, not sobbing.
I loved the beginning, where everyone was singing Rent. It sounded awesome! La Vie Boheme was cool. Seriously, I think I smiled for 75% of the movie!
Man, I am just impressed, pleased, excited! It turned out SO good! Hey, my favorite play was made into an awesome movie!
Humankind. Be Both.
#149
Posted: 12/12/05 at 1:00pm
4 and counting...hopefully a few more though
#150
Posted: 12/13/05 at 5:42am
I'm going again on Wednesday, my only day off this week. Why are you all clogging the USPS with mail just cause it's almost Christmas? Argh! On second thought, please do, keeps me employed.
But yeah, I'm bumping too. Nothing else to do at 3:42 MST....
But yeah, I'm bumping too. Nothing else to do at 3:42 MST....
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