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| Date | Apr-23-10 |
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| Message | when I saw there is a guest book, suddenly so many questions came to my mind. but now, while I'm writing, I'm starting to think, that they're all stupid. so i just want to tell you: Thank You for all your films. Really. |
Private Message added Apr-22-10 |
| Date | Apr-22-10 |
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| Message | Agora has finished just hours ago and I am now in total awe with it, and Rachel Weisz. An excellent work of art, that picture is. I have always wanted to better understand the full context of what happened in Alexandra in 391 AD, and why. I feel, at once, as if I now have a genuine and significant emotional knowledge of the true sociopolitical insanity that the human condition descended to. I would never have this benefit from a mere novel or tutelage. I am so excited about The Fountain now, I can hardly wait to see it. Requiem for a Dream was a remarkable and disturbing piece as well. Bravo, the both of you! |
Private Message added Apr-20-10 |
| Date | Apr-18-10 |
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| Message | Hello. I am a aspiring film director. I hope to shake your hand one day sir and tell you " the fountain was a fantastic adventure." |
| Date | Apr-18-10 |
| Message | Darren, I'm writting to you again hoping you will see this. I want you to know that you are an inspiration to me, you are a true artist and if I ever get to be half as good in my job as you are, I will be the happiest girl in the planet. I said before that my gold and dream is to become a film director... and I'm still planning to do so, you and your work are the main things that keep me focused on my dream. Thank you for being a genius and creating such beautiful, poetic, heart-breaking movies. Thank you for asking Clint to score your movies. Thank you for everything. Please, don't ever ever ever ever ever ever EVER stop making movies. The world needs beauty and you are one of the few who can give the world that. |
| Date | Apr-17-10 |
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| Message | first time i watched the fountain, it was alright, confusing. second time, liked it. third time, loved it, it all made sense. every time i watch it now, i realize its one of the best movies ive ever seen. thank you for that. |
| Date | Apr-15-10 |
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| website | www.januaryjones.com |
| Message | Did you know... Documented facts: Jackie Ari & Jack: The Tragic Love Triangle by January Jones Jackie Kennedy’s private papers are sealed until 2044 with 80 years worth of secrets. Aristotle Onassis was Jackie’s guest in The White House during the JFK funeral. He was the only non-family member invited to stay there during the funeral. Prior to the assassination on October 1, 1963, Jackie was Ari’s guest on his ship, the Christina, going against JFK’s wishes. Ari gave her over $50,000 in jewels as a farewell gift when she returned to Washington and agreed to go to Dallas. Prior to the assassination, JFK had forbidden Onassis to enter the country until after the 1964 election. He called Onassis a “pirate” publicly and worse privately. Jackie was not independently wealthy. All the money was tied up in Kennedy trust funds. JFK left her only $25,000 in cash plus interest only from one trust fund to be terminated upon her remarriage. JFK and Jackie had a very popular, political marriage. His father felt that he needed a wife and Jackie’s family felt she needed to marry into money. They had separate lives and separate bedrooms. Jackie had electro-shock therapy early in their marriage due to depression. |
| Date | Apr-14-10 |
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| Message | Darren, I have heard of you and your films for quite a while. Ironically, the first movie of yours I have seen was "the wrestler". I found it a very realistic and well executed film. Great Work! More recently I have finally seen "requiem for a dream". Today I watched it again. I am stunned by the quality of the film. I have been watching and appreciating indie films for a long time and I can't remember one that knocked me out like this one. The choices you made in how you shot the film were creative, interesting, and unusual. The feel of the film and the score were extremely effective. The last fourth of the film was brutal. This is truly a piece of art. It is a lifetime achievement. A truly remarkable film. I don't even know how to describe it; harrowing, brutal, painful, debilitating....nothing does it justice. Bravo! |
Private Message added Apr-14-10 |
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