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lost in translation...
...am I the only person who hasn't seen this film? Even Mr McMuffin saw it without me on Tuesday. I think it must be good as there are volunteers to go and see it again with me.
I have seen 'Goodbye Lenin' which I quite liked, even though I thought it was too long, and tried to say too much. I also saw about half an hour of 'Bad Boys II' ( I think) It lulled me to sleep.
I have had a good day today, and some good feedback about my skills as a trainer. I was feeling quite big headed about my ability to enable learning and communicate information effectively, until I realised a comment of mine had upset some people on another blog.
It's difficult to communicate my (sad attempts) at humour to some people in writing. It sort of gets lost in translation, and sometimes you can't beat saying things face to face. I think I'll have to start using :) as a little pointer that I'm not really serious.
Sorry.
mr mcmuffin on 5 Mar 2004 @ 08:24 PM ✲ Permalink
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Mrs. M,
I thought "Lost in Translation" was really boring, but the babe I saw it with and my movie critic friend thought it was the best thing since sliced bread.
Also, I am disturbed by some of the aggressive hyper-sensitivity some of the Truth-ites are exhibiting. Don't let it bother you. I'm working on them to make them see that they are acting just like liberals (American liberals, that is. Your liberals are probably less toxic.)
Posted by: Machete' of Cinema | 5 Mar 2004 21:31:47
Lost In Translation. I didn't see it but a few people I know who have tell me it's boring.
Meh. Maybe so.
Posted by: Retro Girl | 6 Mar 2004 03:36:20
