^ yeseterday everywhere i went i heard about Heath Ledger especially in my university.

Yes, for both are parts of making a movie.

box, you are smarter than that. i think everyone has noticed that there is a certain level of phoniness from a select few on here, but i...don't know. i've avoided responding to some of the thing i've read on here because i know it will just add fuel. somehow if you don't know someone personally it it is ok to take a death lightly? it's beyond disrespectful. if his death has affected you in no way then i don't see the need for anyone to still come into this thread and mandate that everyone react the same way you did and start what has been going on in the past few pages which i can only describe as incredibly crass. i hope the thread manages to stay more positive, but either way this is the last thing i'm saying on the matter.

about heath's death...as i posted yesterday, it's a strange feeling. of course i realize it is nothing like what people who did know him personally must be going through and i will go on with my normal every day life, but there is a certain sense of loss. loss of potential, i guess. he was a great actor who showed promised early on (particularly in monster's ball) but of course it was his performance in brokeback mountain (one of the decade's best) that brought attention to what he was capable of as an actor. and then i couldn't help but wonder what would come next. so to have his life end so shortly after that does feel tragic and unexplainable. he was obviously someone who was very dedicated to his work and i see nothing wrong with celebrating his career. he managed to follow up his performance in brokeback with another great one in candy and the first time i saw the trailer for tdk i was equally amazed. i personally look forward to seeing his last performance in an unfortunately short career when the film comes out...

Hey, BKB... It's going well. That's a good point, as well. I would expect the objectivity to be pretty much of a no show when reviewing Ledger's performance, even if the movie itself gets panned. It'll be over-the-top praise heaped on him by critics, and I'm sure that the internet will be (sadly) the only place to find any objectivity. I'll try to post something, as I've always been a beacon of objectivity in a quagmire of bipolar internet musings.

some good news:

That would be some immigration. I'd love to be around when they're answering the purpose of their visit.

Kevin Smith should do what he did with Dogma

people like her are the ones that should die unexpectdly.

well i doubt any of them own passports or know where Australia is.

now that's a hostel movie i would pay to watch.

People like that make me sick. They should be put in jail for life.

Heath Ledger is ruining my KJ experience. :/

Yeah, me too a bit.

What the hell, are we being scolded for mourning over someone's death, the most shocking celebrity death of our time

Are you fucking KIDDING me

If all you have to worry about is mourning the death of a celebrity, consider yourself lucky.

You have no heart

You missed the point entirely.

So much anger...so little cause

Plenty of cause and reason.

So you are angry? Why?

Not angry, per se.

Enough about this. Back to Heath.

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