Reflections: A Book

5: Book, Play, Talk

What is something you did as a kid that you still enjoy doing today? Or, what is something you did as a kid that you wish you could still do today?

Play games, whether of the board variety or tag outdoors, play is always an important part of life.

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What was the last movie you saw in a theater?

Been waiting for this. The Book Thief in the dollar theater. I know you get what you pay for but the projector was messed up and had a really loud technical problem that I just could not get over since most of the movie's so quite. Plus I was tired. So unfortunately I had to walk out on that one. First time in ever though so that's not so bad...The hour I so I did watch was pretty good though, I'm excited to rent the BluRay when it's out.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0816442/

Last one I can remember seeing all the way through was Catching Fire....though that doesn't seem right, didn't Iron Man 3 come after? If yes, then that one...

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March 5, 2014: You get to spend one hour with
any person you choose - living or dead. Who is it? What
do you talk about? What do you hope to learn from them?

Hmmm, so many options, since I mentioned 6 live ones in "28: Creative Room and Dinner for Six"  I want to talk to someone dead....
I choose Phil Hartman. Don't ask me why, call it a spur of the moment insane choice if you will. Part of me wants to save his life from his homicidal wife, the other part just wants to talk to his ghost and find out all the behind the scenes drama. We'd talk about his shows and films, particularly News Radio, and his personal life. I hope to learn what makes him tick as a comedian and to see if/what the warning signs were.
http://www.vulture.com/2013/05/phil-hartman-15-years-after-his-death.html
http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/TV/9805/28/hartman/

N2S: I like this Ali/Liston pic also: http://probell.com/photo_exhibit/Muhammad%20Ali%20vs%20Sonny%20Liston%20(1964).jpg