Did I just say that?

[kellinator]

"I have enough mental problems of my own. I don't need to hear about his."

--Me, explaining to a colleague why I don't have a pressing desire to see A Beautiful Mind. Said colleague gave me a dumbstruck look.

Comments

[nativeatlantan.livejournal.com]

That was a great movie. Plus, you get to stare at Russell Crowe for a couple of hours. He really did a good job. But, he did not deserve the Oscar and I'm glad Denzel got it. Also, you look at his (John Nash's) problems and think that maybe yours aren't so bad. At least I did.

Okay, too much information, I know. Back to work for me.

[erika]

A Beautiful Mind is gorgeous, dear, you really should go see it. It's a triumph of mind over mental problem.

[disaster75.livejournal.com]

they should make a movie about mental problems triumphing over the mind...
they could typecast me and then i'd famous and i could tell oprah about all the little people i stepped on to get to the top... {{sigh}}

[yendi]

Thanks -- I'll be using that line next time someone (other than my mother) asks me why I haven't seen it. I just haven't liked Crowe in any film other than The Quick and the Dead. He was the most boring villain ever in Virtuosity, and don't even get me started on Gladiator.