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| Stunning Bluebird. Photo credit: Joy Heffernan, my sister. |
L: Did you learn anything?
Hm: No.
L: I don't think I did either. Which is pretty weird for a documentary about neuroscience.
H: It wasn't a documentary about neuroscience.
L: Okay, what was it about?
H: It was about meditation and breathing techniques being used to calm stress.
L: Yes, and yet, they were making the claim that our brains can be changed through meditation techniques.
H: And yet they presented zero evidence to that effect.
L: Okay, true that. Hmmmm... Any redeeming factors to this film?
H: The little kid was cute.
L: He was my favorite part. Do you believe that meditation could help you be a better husband?
H: I'm going to go do the recycling.
L: Okay, I'll help you. Basically, if people want to see this, they should.
H: Do you ever say they shouldn't? When it's a zero? I think you should. Even if they want to, they shouldn't go. Like that movie about Google, The Internship. People shouldn't see it.
L: This is where my review philosophy differs from yours. I believe in freedom.
H: What are you a Tea Party member?
L: Okay, let's just go do the recycling and leave it at that.
4 comments:
Can you please keep up on these reviews while you are in Israel? If not, please add this format in whenever you can. I love this kind of banter, and I will miss it so next year.
N
The picture is amazing... kudos to your sis.
omg. Hysterical!! I don't believe I'll be seeing that movie.
jw
This made me laugh. That is all. :)
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