On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, RHobbs3@aol.com wrote:
> Could it be that your acid was stored in a place that reached a higher
> temperature? That would promote fuming.
No, it's in the cellar, which is cooler in summer, warmer in winter --
and the sulfuric and nitric on the next shelf didn't fume at all.
> I prefer "The Wrong Trousers", but great to see two stop-motion features
> doing real box-office simultaneously (each with a Harryhausen reference,
> take that digital Kong)
I forgot "The Wrong Trousers".... Yes, yes, also terrific. I remembered
"Creature Comforts" because I saw it first. Both were hard acts to
follow... & IMO Were Rabbit missed. However, speaking of movies, permit
me to recommend two others: "William Eggleston in the Real World" is
actually (I thought) a stupid movie, but seeing Eggleston and his
photographs large on screen is fabulous. Tho I admit, I love Eggleston.
The other is also animation, of a sort. Prize winning independent
art film I forget the name of, animating the work of Henry Darger --
incredible art brilliantly turned into other art. At the Film Forum a
while back. I think also in DVD. You could probably Google "Henry Darger"
for the title. (If not, Film Forum is in the neighborhood. I'll ask.)
cheers,
Judy
Received on Wed Oct 12 23:25:57 2005
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