I have the reverse problem whenever I watch Dead Poets -- I expect KS to yell "Dumbass!" at someone.
I get that feeling during Star Trek VI.
"This President is not above the law. Dumbass!"
(God, I am *such* a fuckin' dork.)
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I have the reverse problem whenever I watch Dead Poets -- I expect KS to yell "Dumbass!" at someone.
I get that feeling during Star Trek VI.
"This President is not above the law. Dumbass!"
(God, I am *such* a fuckin' dork.)
::sits back and waits for financing for the Say Anything musical to come through::
I have the reverse problem whenever I watch Dead Poets -- I expect KS to yell "Dumbass!" at someone.
Heh.
I have the reverse problem whenever I watch Dead Poets -- I expect KS to yell "Dumbass!" at someone.
Hell, I got that feeling when he discovered Neil's body.
"Oh Neil! Oh my son! Oh you DUMBASS!"
See, my first (and very lasting exposure) to KS was ROBOCOP, so I tend to fear for anybody in his vicinity when he appears (DPS and QUICK CHANGE didn't change that). When he turned up on House as Dave Matthew's dad, it was so refreshing that his character turned out to be (a) non-homicidal, and (b) didn't call anybody "dumbass".
KS saying "DUMBASS!" = Great and High Art
Wrod. He says it with such *passion*
What Is Art other than the fact that one of the factors that hasn't been mentioned yet is the crucial question of *Who* Is Entitled To Define Art, And Why.
Pffft. I totally addressed that. You must've skimmed over my bloviation.
You're just doing this to get "Captain, my Captain," aren't you?
What Is Art other than the fact that one of the factors that hasn't been mentioned yet is the crucial question of *Who* Is Entitled To Define Art, And Why.
Pffft. I totally addressed that. You must've skimmed over my bloviation.
Did you? I remember you talking about art being defined by the contemporary culture, but I don't remember you talking about who, exactly, within that culture is entitled to define art.
who, exactly, within that culture is entitled to define art.
the bellwether.