When was the last time you saw a really good movie, had
fresh, buttery popcorn, or actually cheered out loud at the end?
Have you ever enjoyed a performance so much that you sent
the actor a letter?
Was the story so well written that you really didn’t know
until the end?
These are just a few things you’ll never see on the Antique’s
Road Show. They are small parts of our past that have been
trampled by technology. Computer schnanigians
has replaced actual talent. The telling of a good story has been overshadowed
by graphic violence, explosions and so-called movie stars.
It took an entire movie to get to the little smile on Dustin
Hoffman’s face, as he rode away in the back of the bus with Elaine sitting
next to him, but that smile was the perfect ending.
It was pure creativity to stop the film at the end of Butch
Cassidy but keep the soundtrack going.
The antiques left abandoned in our attics are not the
treasures, the memories in our attic that still make us smile, those are priceless.
My 2 cents
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