CULTURE

A Hollywood Education

Watching movies may be no substitute for high school. But even bad films have plenty to teach.

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  • Posted By: MissAmerica @ 01/03/2009 8:06:51 PM

    I wish David Gilmour could have adopted our son. He graduated from high school, just barely, but he has all but dropped out of life. At 31, he has been delivering pizzas for about 12 years, while trying to break into the art world and notably not succeeding. I tell those who don't know better than to ask what our son is doing, "He wants to be an artist, and so far he just has the starving part down." That really about sums up his life. Is he the kid we thought we raised? Hardly.

  • Posted By: d4rk0ne88 @ 01/03/2009 4:04:34 PM

    I have read this article months ago it feels. Has this article been published before the date it has posted on this site?

  • Posted By: d4rk0ne88 @ 01/03/2009 4:02:45 PM

    i've read this story before. Was it somewhere else before?

  • Posted By: mereubu @ 01/03/2009 2:57:55 AM

    A fellow Ishtar lover, nice! Good that you are passing it on to the next generation! The comment you cite is even better: Grodin says something about Qaddafi, and Hoffman says, all conspiratorily "Qaddafi, is that near here?" Grodin explains that Qaddafi is a person. Who rules Libya. Hoffman tries to play it off. "But Libya, that's near here right?" Hilarious. Grodin is perfect in this. Underrated masterpiece.

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