i need to see her films
ive only seen her documentary on voodoo in haiti which was excellent

Well, she only has 7 films, and they're probably on youtube or ubuweb if you want to see em, they're all really short and about 5 of them are silent. The one you NEED to see is meshes of the afternoon, which to me ranks up there with UN CHIEN ANDALOU as one of the best early surreal/experimental films. Also, the soundtrack is amazing.

a local theater is playing a different western every weekend. next is 'for a few dollars more'. was cool to watch it on a big screen.

sounds absolutely fucking awesome. is it acceptable to do this without the heroin part? shit's expensive and/or deadly.

Some movie on TV about a guy who was addicted to heroine.

It was pretty bad, but watchable because I was in the mood for a shit movie.

Watching the guy die at the end was the more satisfying part, but then they did this whole montage thing of his shit life and it was all boo hoo and it made me sick.

You should watch story of a junkie.

Actually, the best drug movie I've seen is this movie about meth called MOST HIGH. Which is a cheesy title but it ended up being an awesome movie. There are a few clichés here or there, but the director/main star lost like 100 lbs for the role and grew his hair out and looked like a piece of shit. Really dramatic, and almost no one knows about it, but the last 20 minutes or so made me want to cry. Anyway wanting to see a good movie about addiction (besides, um, The Addiction -- which is, like, a vampire movie that is an "allegory" for drugs), check it out.

I haven't seen The Breakfast Club in a long time, and since John Hughes died, I watched it today just to remember how great it was, maybe my favorite movie by him.

floating objects

7/10. Cary Grant comedy genius

Airplane!

8.5/10

Where the Red Fern Grows.

The book is way better.