Nela

When are you going back?

Yeah going back tomorrow. Can't wait for Todd!

How do you like my profile? :eyebrows:

No, I don't wanna a video! I wanna talk to you! NOW! Then I can text you through out the day, how awesome would that be!

Haha, it looks amazing. I'm changing it back though!

I don't wanna do a video any moar!!! Too much effort, and for what?

I did a video in the first place because it was awesome. Two videos is enough, no more. Not until I get my PHONE CALL. I know my rights!

Ah okay! NO swim wear. That's better!

My favourite season is the most boring question on planet earth. Plus I'm pretty sure I've told you the other question or blabbered on about it. Okay, nothing to do with film, ice cream, seasons or 'feelings'. Lol.

Oh... wouldn't I?

I might make it my... avatar :madgrin:

Haha yeah, I spruced it up in photoshop

Wait a minute, you just said you're "out"! No swim wear, no video!

To be honest, that's a bit gay. What makes me happy? Do you honestly think I can sit there and talk into a camera about what makes me happy? Uh, noooooooo. I really don't talk like that/about that in real life!

Talk to me more about swim wear and you can request away!

What do you want? It better be good because last night you were like "Ice cream" and I was seriously wondering whether you were taking this whole thing seriously or not!

Well... will you be wearing swim wear? If so then, um... what time do you want me to come round?

I'm pretty sure my dork level would go through the roof if I had no hair!

Hmm let me see now... it would look a bit weird, me with no shirt on... talking to myself, if someone came in.

30 minutes!?

Eat your dinner here!
:Cry:

No I meant, I was correcting myself in my message, I meant to say I was gonna get coffee not ice cream. Boo.
Swimming pool!? Fucking hell. That is perfect because the only way I would learn to swim is if I had my own private one, where the local residents weren't 8 year old's with inflatable arm bands. Plus... you, me and a swimming pool?

Yes it is an excuse. I tried it and I look like a dork. The only way I could redeem myself is by taking my shirt off. But there are people downstairs. Surprisingly, no one heard me last night. You're lucky.

Get some coffee I mean, not ice cream!

Then what could we possibly debate about? Hmm... ice cream? I'm definitely gonna get some soon, haven't had any today since 1pm or something, so I'm good to go. Y'know, when you first get it cut, it looks a bit gay. You need to give it a few days before it sits properly- that's when it looks good.

That snow pic... SWEET garden. God... it has a little water thing as well. Did you get my snow pictures as well?

You is back!

Ohhhhh okay, you wanna debate on self protection instead? Sure!

You will not cry. I'm just, just... trying to make you SEE!

Ah I didn't get any I was trying to lure you, like a mouse with a cheese wedge. But you were gone...

Sorry! I get hyper! Just trying to have a little debate, Ti at work :mod:

(Set's fire to your top 50 film review)

LOL

Wants some coffee? I'm making some.

That puzzles me because why would you just expect a wildlife documentary? If it's in the cinema, if it's being released theatrically, then it is obviously going to be a story and emphasise the human elements. Also, it's Werner Herzog movie one of the leading directors in the German new wave in the 70's and 80's along with Fassbinder and Wenders. He is a heavily in convicted in the human spirit and makes films about extremely single minded, out-there characters. Just look at his tumultuous working relationship with the actor Klaus Kinski and the films they made together!

I feared that it would just be a documentary, but knowing Herzog, I think it was a extremely well edited. Let's face it, this was made in the edit because most of the footage was already shot (On a Sony VX-2000 no less), giving this to any other film maker would have drastically changed it- or worse become TV documentary :shocked:

Too much drama? I completely disagree, the strongest parts of that film were the bits where we went into the psyche of the guy. It's not a wild life documentary, it's about him, it is a human drama. In terms of narrative of a film, the elements in a story (the bears in this example) only really serve as an extension of his character because we are humans after all and relate to humans justly. I think the film balanced the spectacle of the bears and the environment and his actual plight with insight in his characters and the people around him really well. Bloody powerful film.