I remember my wish was to change
The
World when I was a young man
Now
that I’m old my wish has changed
I remember my wish was to change
The
World when I was a young man
Now
that I’m old my wish has changed
I think I may be past my best
Because
I popped out to get milk
And
return home two hours later
With
a tin of paint and no milk
I sat down on a park bench
So, I could pull up my socks
Sadly, I wasn’t wearing any
God getting old really sucks
Long after needing bifocals and hearing aids
We still make love in the silent gloom
The only difference being that during the act
It would be difficult to tell with whom
They
are having to remake
The
Ewok movie
As
they now identify
As
Shewoks apparently
“The
Shinning” is a horror classic, screenplay by Stanley Kubrick and Diane Johnson,
based on the Novel by Stephen King and Directed by Stanley Kubrick.
Jack
Torrance (Jack Nicholson) is an aspiring author and recovering alcoholic cursed
with a persistent writer's block.
His
solution is to take a job as an off-season caretaker at the secluded Overlook
Hotel in Colorado's snow-capped mountains, and drags his wife, Wendy (Shelley
Duvall), and his gifted son, Danny (Danny Lloyd) with him.
The
Torrance’s arrive as the Hotel begins to shut down for the season, and they are
given the grand tour, during which they meet the Hotel's chef, Hallorann
(Scatman Crothers).
Halloran
chats with Danny about the rare psychic gift they share called “The Shining”,
and warns him about certain rooms he should avoid, as the Hotel has a grizzly
past.
In
the weeks that follow the closure of the Hotel Jack fails to overcome his
writers block and little by little, Jack starts losing his mind.
He
feels trapped in a gargantuan silent prison set in an unforgiving environment
of seemingly endless snowstorms, his days are filled with strange occurrences
and eerie visions and incessant voices in his head demand a sacrifice, leading
to a thrilling and dramatic finale in true Kubrick style.
Oranges and Lemons
Say the bells of St. Clement's?
No
they really don’t
You are delusional