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Re: Monday, October 8, 2001
Regarding entertainment tastes: I'm certainly glad they pulled the Arnold Swarzeneggar terrorist movie. Don't think it would have been good, and I've had about enough of those one-man-against-the-badguy movies that Hollywood has been pumping out of late. I will miss the Tim Allen movie "Big Trouble," however -- it looked very funny and had a great cast. They've pulled that until next year because it featured a plot revolving around a bomb on a plane or something... Am looking for works of significance, quality, and intelligence. Band of Brothers has been top-notch. The Simpsons is always great. Watching more of the Discovery Channel. Have seen loads of independent films recently and looking forward to more. Have also been listening to more classic rock -- music that was recorded during the Vietnam era. Found myself listening to it in a whole new light, looking more for what they were talking about inside the context of the times and wondering how the music of today will be impacted by the events of September 11. What new conversations will be had through music today? What new stories told?
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