Fun Facts: Paul Revere built the bridges at Concord and Lexington out of bugles and drums and dressed up as the shark in that painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware.
What's wrong with this generation? Always splitting your last movies into two parts. In my day, you didn't need to split your last movie into two parts!
Oh wait a minute, I thought of a 6-month review type suggestion! Change the Monster's Ball picture. I know it's familiar, but the screaming kid is played. Pul-ae-eeyad! (or however you spell it phonetically to express attitude)
In Palin's defense, Revere, as a silversmith, liked to cast clappers out of his beloved metal. They didn't let him ring his wares that fateful night (worried that the British would also be forewarned), but decided to throw him a bone and let him perform at the Christmas Cotillion. And that's where we get the yuletide classic...Silver Bells.
I want to dress up as Wendy at a ComiCon and invent the post-irony meta-hipster dufus movement. I'd be so aware of being the worst among a marginalized demographic at an overly-commercialized event, it couldn't possibly be not amazing.
"Artist wants to get laid so invents project involving women known not to have qualms about that sort of thing" is a good explanation of the creative process.
"Artist consumes past exemplars, but is left malnourished with attempted facsimiles, so out of frustration, is forced to invent" is a good explanation of the creative process.
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