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Gee, I had planned to cheerfully see "H T" tonight as momentary escape from my adult world. Yes, its probably not on par with seeing Hamlet or Bridge on the River Kwai. But mixing dumb escapist fun is a great counter-point to the life we adult's lead. Some 70 years ago in Preston Sturggess' movie Sullivan's Travels the lead character discovered this same truism. I'm going to ignore Mr Poppleton's pronouncements on H T and enjoy myself this evening. Tommorrow I can attend the funeral of a High School English Teacher I knew in an earlier life.
@ BYU Track Star
"...mixing dumb escapist fun is a great counter-point to the life we adult's lead."
Agreed. I'm trying to decide if I want to go see Looper tomorrow or watch College football to decompress after a busy work week.
Thank you for the warning. The world burns, children are starving and Hollywood blathers on.
My $ will be going elsewhere. Too bad our politicians and leaders don't set the example...
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