Last night's double feature picture show

[riff]

Love and Death, Woody Allen
Jules and Jim, Francios Truffeau (sp)

 

[phrodeau]

Sounds like a foursome to me.

 

[riff]

Sounds like a foursome to me.

Smart ass. What did you watch?

 

[phrodeau]

I had a foursome of my own.

Four Voices in Spring concert

 

[riff]

I had a foursome of my own.

Four Voices in Spring concert

I wonder when I shall ever find the time to read all of the links I have bookmarked. It's sounds perfectly lovely, phrodeau.

Filmic context?

 

[sunstruck]

I was cooking till 9:30, but I finished in time for Greg the Bunny's Premiere on Fox. Laughed my ass off! Nothing funnier than drunk puppets.

 

[riff]

I laughed my ass off thru Love and Death which I have seen godknowshowmanytimes. Jules & Jim... well, now..... that is something that speaks to me in a language I do not understand, but somehow know the words all the same.

 

[sunstruck]

I laughed my ass off thru Love and Death which I have seen godknowshowmanytimes. Jules & Jim... well, now..... that is something that speaks to me in a language I do not understand, but somehow know the words all the same.

Well of course you did. It's Woody in his glory days.

 

[riff]

I should wish to purchase a box set: The Complete Works of Woody Allen.

Shakespeare would have loved Woody Allen. I have wondered if they were the same person many times.

 

[sunstruck]

I should wish to purchase a box set: The Complete Works of Woody Allen.

Shakespeare would have loved Woody Allen. I have wondered if they were the same person many times.

Huh, never thought about that...I could totally see that. But Woody Allen's Hamlet....not sure that would flow.

 

[kotori]

I always thought Bananas & Sleeper would make a good double feature. I admire Fielding Mellish.

 

[riff]

Wood Allen's Hamlet!

Surely there is a post-modernist who could do this?

Hamlet: A Play By Woody Allen
By <insert post-modernist name>

Could happen.

 

[riff]

Good, God! I just realized that I am Zelig! LOL

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Have you ever read Jules and Jim? Wonderful, lyrical book.

 

[riff]

Yes, DCL... it is a part of my real-live library. The last time I read it was in 1994. I should like to visit it again.