Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kashmir on 2005-12-21 at 23:23:59
I figured I'd rant here and see what the people of SEN have to say.
I watched watching the Blue Lagoon (1980) yesterday, which in my opinion is one of the greatest movies ever filmed because it shows natural love and the bond humans, untainted by the world (almost) have for each other. As it neared the end and the climax was gone, I began to get depressed because it was ending. This happens everytime to me. When I went to europe in april, no parents, just 30 students and 3 teachers, I had the time of my life. But as we ented Toms River (where I live) on the bus I got depressed knowing this was it, its over. When I first saw the first LotR movie, I was amazed at the fantasy setting and read every book tolkien ever wrote (also his son's). Everytime I saw one of the trilogy movies, I would just wait until the next, but when I saw the last one, I got depressed knowing theres no more to look forward to.. it ended. I just finished watching White Squall (1996) and after the ship sank, the time of their lives had ended... it was over. I have come to realize this is the one thing I dread the most in life. Not death, not germs, terrorists, war, but when it ends. When you come down from your high (no, I don't do drugs).
ADDITION:
Time, it gets us all.... watching Blue Lagoon, I realized just how beautiful brooke shields was, even at 14... and then realized this was over 20 years ago. I was looking at a 20 year ago version of her, which I wished was still around today. The other day my girlfriend made me watch the Notebook, which I would say was a good movie and I realized that the sad part wasn't that they loved each other and she couldn't remember and all, but that they were young once, and their life is over. I hate time, why won't it stop....
Can anyone here relate to this?
I watched watching the Blue Lagoon (1980) yesterday, which in my opinion is one of the greatest movies ever filmed because it shows natural love and the bond humans, untainted by the world (almost) have for each other. As it neared the end and the climax was gone, I began to get depressed because it was ending. This happens everytime to me. When I went to europe in april, no parents, just 30 students and 3 teachers, I had the time of my life. But as we ented Toms River (where I live) on the bus I got depressed knowing this was it, its over. When I first saw the first LotR movie, I was amazed at the fantasy setting and read every book tolkien ever wrote (also his son's). Everytime I saw one of the trilogy movies, I would just wait until the next, but when I saw the last one, I got depressed knowing theres no more to look forward to.. it ended. I just finished watching White Squall (1996) and after the ship sank, the time of their lives had ended... it was over. I have come to realize this is the one thing I dread the most in life. Not death, not germs, terrorists, war, but when it ends. When you come down from your high (no, I don't do drugs).
ADDITION:
Time, it gets us all.... watching Blue Lagoon, I realized just how beautiful brooke shields was, even at 14... and then realized this was over 20 years ago. I was looking at a 20 year ago version of her, which I wished was still around today. The other day my girlfriend made me watch the Notebook, which I would say was a good movie and I realized that the sad part wasn't that they loved each other and she couldn't remember and all, but that they were young once, and their life is over. I hate time, why won't it stop....
Can anyone here relate to this?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Voyager7456(MM) on 2005-12-21 at 23:28:20
Yeah, that's the way I measure a truely good book/movie/whatever. When it leaves me desperate for more, I know its good.
I don't really fear it, because there's always something new.
EDIT: Time gets you in the end. Don't waste time worrying about it or you'll have more to regret.
I don't really fear it, because there's always something new.
EDIT: Time gets you in the end. Don't waste time worrying about it or you'll have more to regret.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by notnuclearrabbit on 2005-12-21 at 23:54:33
[center]I don't understand this thread.[/center]
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kow on 2005-12-21 at 23:56:13
When an end comes (Whether it be a book, movie, or possibly a relationship) he gets depressed that there is no more for him to devour.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kashmir on 2005-12-22 at 00:37:41
I'll put it simply. Say you have someone close to you whom you have had so many happy times with. Say you used to hang with that person every day, tell them everything, basicly grew up with them. Now lets say that person dies. Those times are gone, and they are never coming back. You look back and remember them but get depressed cuz its over.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Shapechanger on 2005-12-22 at 01:13:03
Well since I have a horrible memory, I don't remember the happiness at all. I have absolutely no idea what I like. 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Sie_Sayoka on 2005-12-22 at 01:21:20
so... you get depressed when theres no good movies out?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by TheDaddy0420 on 2005-12-22 at 02:48:45
I got depressed during King Kong (2005) when the main characters were all about to be (or being) eaten by the gaint bugs in the canyon and I thought it was all over for them... I know what you mean euro, I totally agree with you.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Pyro_Maniak14 on 2005-12-22 at 02:58:27
QUOTE(Euro @ Dec 21 2005, 11:23 PM)
I figured I'd rant here and see what the people of SEN have to say.
I watched watching the Blue Lagoon (1980) yesterday, which in my opinion is one of the greatest movies ever filmed because it shows natural love and the bond humans, untainted by the world (almost) have for each other. As it neared the end and the climax was gone, I began to get depressed because it was ending. This happens everytime to me. When I went to europe in april, no parents, just 30 students and 3 teachers, I had the time of my life. But as we ented Toms River (where I live) on the bus I got depressed knowing this was it, its over. When I first saw the first LotR movie, I was amazed at the fantasy setting and read every book tolkien ever wrote (also his son's). Everytime I saw one of the trilogy movies, I would just wait until the next, but when I saw the last one, I got depressed knowing theres no more to look forward to.. it ended. I just finished watching White Squall (1996) and after the ship sank, the time of their lives had ended... it was over. I have come to realize this is the one thing I dread the most in life. Not death, not germs, terrorists, war, but when it ends. When you come down from your high (no, I don't do drugs).
ADDITION:
Time, it gets us all.... watching Blue Lagoon, I realized just how beautiful brooke shields was, even at 14... and then realized this was over 20 years ago. I was looking at a 20 year ago version of her, which I wished was still around today. The other day my girlfriend made me watch the Notebook, which I would say was a good movie and I realized that the sad part wasn't that they loved each other and she couldn't remember and all, but that they were young once, and their life is over. I hate time, why won't it stop....
Can anyone here relate to this?
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I watched watching the Blue Lagoon (1980) yesterday, which in my opinion is one of the greatest movies ever filmed because it shows natural love and the bond humans, untainted by the world (almost) have for each other. As it neared the end and the climax was gone, I began to get depressed because it was ending. This happens everytime to me. When I went to europe in april, no parents, just 30 students and 3 teachers, I had the time of my life. But as we ented Toms River (where I live) on the bus I got depressed knowing this was it, its over. When I first saw the first LotR movie, I was amazed at the fantasy setting and read every book tolkien ever wrote (also his son's). Everytime I saw one of the trilogy movies, I would just wait until the next, but when I saw the last one, I got depressed knowing theres no more to look forward to.. it ended. I just finished watching White Squall (1996) and after the ship sank, the time of their lives had ended... it was over. I have come to realize this is the one thing I dread the most in life. Not death, not germs, terrorists, war, but when it ends. When you come down from your high (no, I don't do drugs).
ADDITION:
Time, it gets us all.... watching Blue Lagoon, I realized just how beautiful brooke shields was, even at 14... and then realized this was over 20 years ago. I was looking at a 20 year ago version of her, which I wished was still around today. The other day my girlfriend made me watch the Notebook, which I would say was a good movie and I realized that the sad part wasn't that they loved each other and she couldn't remember and all, but that they were young once, and their life is over. I hate time, why won't it stop....
Can anyone here relate to this?
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I truly truly TRULY hate to be the bad bearer of news Euro but.... everything... ends... Even you will end? What do you think of that?
Report, edit, etc...Posted by lil_nemesis on 2005-12-22 at 08:40:59
Remember this: Everything that has a beggining has an end. If you can remember that you can never go wrong 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kashmir on 2005-12-22 at 16:15:59
uh pyro... im 16, I already know everything ends..., if you paid attention to what i was saying, it was a rant.
Lil, i've known that since i was 6, i've used in some religious debates... I know!
nope, i get depressed when it ends. A good book is awesome during the climax then as it cools down and the people go back to normal (in the book) it gets me sad, because I want it to keep going.
Lil, i've known that since i was 6, i've used in some religious debates... I know!
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so... you get depressed when theres no good movies out?
nope, i get depressed when it ends. A good book is awesome during the climax then as it cools down and the people go back to normal (in the book) it gets me sad, because I want it to keep going.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by (DI)Yulla on 2005-12-24 at 11:55:27
It is so true... I think it happens to everyone. I feel really bad after watching a great movie. Like King Kong, for example, makes somewhat "unsatisfied."
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Syphon on 2005-12-24 at 13:45:39
I get depressed at the begginings of bad movies.
Only one time I got depressed at the end of the movies where StarWars episode III, just seemed like a a sad end to 30 years of movie making glory.
Only one time I got depressed at the end of the movies where StarWars episode III, just seemed like a a sad end to 30 years of movie making glory.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Kashmir on 2005-12-26 at 00:20:02
syphon when you saw SW III, did you wish there was going to be another movie? More to the story? If so, thats what i'm trying to say with this whole thread. Just.... one.... more... syndrom.