But... not at the movie...
Wrooong, Michael.
... at the idea that it was made.
Ridiculous, Michael.
They could have wept looking at the poster...
Absuuuurd, Michael.
Seriously, though. He was talking about the visceral emotional experience of seeing it on the screen, not the philosophical satisfaction of knowing a movie studio might make a movie aimed at you. I get tha you can't relate...
Therefore, I have also won but supporting the idea that it was made and not going.
...but you're wrong to discount the power of fantasy.
I saw a headline last week, and I forget if it was in my news feed or if it was a link on another site I was reading. I haven't read it yet, but the headline said (I read this in Whoopi Goldberg's voice):
"Black Kids Don't Want To Read About Harriet Tubman All The Time."I loved the sentiment. Not that people shouldn't know or care about Harriet Tubman-- of course they should. But peoples' imaginations and dreams and fantasies deserve much more varied fuel than stories from a dark time in history.
-k
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