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| Date | Dec-24-09 |
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| Message | I don't know if you will ever read this mister Darren, But i just want you to know that you,excluding your movies,are a genius!you really are unique. god bless such great artists and i can't wait for black swan.The Fountain itself is a masterpiece by itself.best of luck sir aronofsky. |
| Date | Dec-22-09 |
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| Message | I loved The Wrestler, best of luck with everything. |
| Date | Dec-19-09 |
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| Message | The films you create are so inspiring and creative. It is so nice to see such original style and uniqueness in your films that so much of the bland big budget hollywood films are lacking these days. I am really looking forward to the Black Swan and many more of your future projects. Thanks again! Daniel |
| Date | Dec-16-09 |
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| Message | Dear Mr. Darren Aronofsky, I felt a sudden need to tell you about how much I love your films, I've thoroughly enjoyed every movie you've made. I'll be majoring in cinema next year with the hopes to become a movie director and screenplay writer. I understand the fact that the film industry is a very risky business for me to get into, but I'm completely willing to take that risk to do what I'm passionate about. And you are actually on of the biggest reasons that I decided that I wanted to direct for a living. And I think it's clear to everyone who has seen all of your movies that one of your biggest fortes is your skill in making the audience feel sympathy for the characters. For example, my favorite scene from Requiem For A Dream is when Ellen Burstyn is watching tv, still with the hopes of being on the show, and the fridge repeatedly moves and terrifies her. That scene really made me want to cry, I didn't because I'm a macho man of course and I did my best to hold it in. It was such a powerful scene that I felt was the saddest for many reasons. And The Fountain, my personal favorite, really made me feel sympathetic towards Hugh Jackman's character, trying to cope with his wife's terminal illness and especially the night his wife died and he was tattooing his finger. If you've read this far, I would be honored to get a response from you, even if your response is a simple hello or smiley face, just a message from you would be amazing to me |
| Date | Dec-16-09 |
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| Message | Thank you Darren for having the same opinion like me on how good films should be. Thanks for "Pi", "Requiem for a dream", "The Fountain" and "The Wrestler. You do wonders on the actor´s work... in deeply admiration, Steff |
| Date | Dec-13-09 |
| Message | I dont know if Darren will ever see this... I just want to thank him. He's my favorite director of all times. It was because of him that I decided to become a director, I still have a lot of time ahead of me before achieving this dream. I love his movies, they're so poetic and they mean so much to me. The Fountain is probably my favorite movie, but I can't watch it too often, it breaks my heart whenever I see it, it's too beautiful. Everything about it, the story, the images, the music (Clint Mansell is a genius), the characters, everything combined makes The Fountain a master piece. It's ethereal. I'm looking forward to Black Swan. So thank you Darren, for being an inspiration. Please don't ever ever stop making films, ever. My dream is to work with you someday. |
| Date | Dec-11-09 |
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| website | http://lebenist.net/blog/ |
| Message | I regarded today The Fountain and I think it is an fantastic history, wonderfully. Very Good Job! Many Greet from Germany. Stephan. |
| Date | Dec-10-09 |
| Message | im listening to rob thomas on letterman while checking out your website. its making my ears bleed. thanks rob thomas for helping to ruin my experience on darrens website. you suck! |
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