The Subtle Magic Of Lady In The Water

The directing and script writing of lady in the water was perfectly
planned, and the subtle nature of the movie created a real feeling of
magic in me while I watched it. Film critics just don't notice how
directors can do that because in the west we take things far to
constructively. But Lady In The Water guided my attention through the
movie on a real adventure, and the only time I've ever experienced that
before at a cinema was when I was watching a 3D Holographic Projection
At Disney Parks. It was very subtle, but the symbolism in the film
personally touched me. And I feel that everyone on alt.magick should
see it if you haven't already. Especially LaBlueGirl. I felt almost
like my life was up on the big screen.

Watch the camera work closely because he plays a game to help you mind
the edges of the movie, and switch perspective from one character to
the next. The story isn't told from only one characters perspective,
so you step outside the box to take a look at how your perspective of
the cinema is altered by directing. The moral of the story is that
everyone is equally important, and that there are differances which we
need to consider in everyone. If you can see someone from a spiritual
perspective then everyone appears to be part of your family, and we all

CoreyWhite...

Well from my perspective I would have to say you are one of those
equally unimportant people, and if I don't have the right mindset to
read your post it can be a little bit harder to appreciate you as a
human being. Especially because the only contact I have with you is
this post.

Try looking in the mirror and observing yourself. Can you imagine how
differently everyone around you would behave if they could actually see
themselves while they were going about their days? If we all just had
a large mirror above our heads and could look up at it all day long
from that perspective we wouldn't feel so isolated within ourselves. I
mean we are all basicly sensory deprived, of our own behavior and can't
read other peoples emotions easily. When was the last time you took a
good look at your own face? Perhaps brushing your teeth in the morning
when you are barely awake?

Eventually we will find a way to live in peace!

need to be able to see ourselves for who we really are. The best part
about Lady In The Water is that it scares you without shock and awe or
gore, and it also made me laugh, cry, and applaude.

RichA...

Oh bother.