p/a,

To a musician, a music professional like myself or even just an enthusiast like Luis music is like a drug. It's something we NEED and when you develop your ear you can listen to a single song hundreds, if not thousands of times separating each track in your head so that you can hear every nuance. A song itself is much like a story and unlike a movie which wastes an hour and 45 minutes (on average) of my time a song can be enjoyed in just a few minutes.

Also, when a new song/album is released you download it (or get it from an old fashioned record store) and you enjoy it in the comfort of your own home on your own time. With a new movie you have to check the times, drive to the theater shell out $10-12 and sit in filthy disgusting seats that God knows who's sweaty ass crack has been in before you. If you want a snack you are limited to what THEY sell and at rip-off prices.

So p/a now you know why I'm not a movie person.

That is such an unfair statement. Most if not all theaters I have been to have had GREAT seats!

Also, you compare "buying a song/album" to "going to a theater" when that is not a workable statement. Going to the theater is like going to a concert. You can just buy the album at listen to it at home. But going to a concert, filled with other people who just love the band(s) you're seeing and the LOUD music and overall "feel" is something you can NEVER replicate "at home". Same goes for the "theater experience".

I saw Hunger Games THREE times because I LOVED the movie and could not get get over the the sense of wonder as I watched the film on the Big Screen.

Do tickets cost too much? OH YEAH! Do they stick you with the concessions? Heck yeah. But NOTHING,NOTHING ever can replace the feel of a theater.

And I get your feeling of "music is like a drug" to you. Because movies do the same thing to me.

Music is also a thing I LOVE very much, so don't think I'm dissing it.


As far as "Spring Breakers" goes, it looks like it could be a FAIL of a movie. All we have seen thus far are bikini/party pics, which isn't that good. I am waiting to see a trailer though before a I make complete judgment. I am 80% sure that SB will NOT receive an R Rating.

You know... I wouldn't mind if this was rated R. There's no way we're getting any nudity from Sel, but if it was R I think she'd get to swear a bit which, honestly, I think would be pretty cute.



I'd be fine with that.



Um... you misspelled Selena. It's S-E-L-E-N-A.

Maybe to you Greg but to me perfection is spelled D-E-B-B-Y!

This director is making me question what kind of movie this will be. If it is anything like he has done before, this thing gets an R rating. Like I said, this could end up being WAY outside the girls and our comfort zone. Or, we could just be seeing a typical spring break movie, and this thing tanks. I don't see this guy making a typical spring break movie, he just sounds like somebody that would be against that.

The girls are supposed to be running around with guns and stuff. We haven't seen any filming pics of those parts yet...

that's why I will wait for the trailer. The trailer will give us the "tone" of the film as well show us actual film footage.

NEVER judge a film solely on pictures. People did it with "The Joker" in The Dark Knight and they where COMPLETELY wrong about that.

Greg, here's an early Christmas present:

She's eating an Oreo with a fork? That's actually a pretty good idea.

I <3 U Selly.

That was also my first though when I saw that. In fact, I already tried it and it works as long as you don't insert the fork too far.