--- Michael Paz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ... the books always hold more > vision than one can see in > movies cause your brain's cinematography always > works better. I think that's > why some things that happen in real life are better > left to memory than > actual recordings or video. Your brains processor is > better left to it's own > devices.
I agree. Anything I've read in a book is a lot scarier than its film version. And films that hint at things but don't show you everything scare me a lot more than the blood-and-gore kind. One movie that scared me like crazy when I was a kid was the one with Deborah Kerr based on "The turn of the screw". It was filmed in black and white (or maybe we still had a BW TV at the time) and they never actually showed you much, but it was eerie (even though I never could stand Deborah Kerr.) ______________________________________________________ Send your holiday cheer with http://greetings.yahoo.ca
