Posted by woolfie at pcp04985504pcs.benslm01.pa.comcast.net on November 08, 2003 at 01:23:23:
Had a great time meeting people.
Nastypup posted my cleaned up photos, which I hope you all enjoyed. But,
she also posted one without my permission (the Jay with cookie shot). So,
I want to apologize to Jason for that shot (she's my wife, so she assumes that what's mine is hers....You'll understand after you get married.)
I, especially, enjoyed the 4 or 5 phrase non-verbal conversation I had with Kevin at the bowling alley. It was done at about 30 feet, in loud, crowded circumstance. And, it centered around whether I could take Kevin's photo. He saw me with camera and froze into a pose. I gestured that I already had several shots in my camera. He gestured confirm that I really had the shots that I wanted. After I gestured that I was sure that I had the shot, he gave me his normal thumbs up. Silent Bob may be no more. But, Silent Kevin still communicates very well without words.
Glad to see that Jason has cleaned up well. I noticed that late night
Saturday, he was bit tired and a bit impatient with the world. But, I heard he was high energy Sunday. Jason, the ups and downs are normal, so don't let it get to you. You're doing great.
If what I saw in the previews is any indication, then Jersey Girl has a good potential as a movie. It seems more emotionally mature than some of Kevin's earlier movies (focussed at ages 23-35+ instead of 16-24+). There's humor and a bit of silliness in parts of the story shown in the previews, but the movie seems to be a story filled with an intelligent, humane collection of character studies interacting the way humane people do in normal but stressed situations. Even George Carlin was allowed to act and react like an everyday humane being in the preview. I truly look forward to seeing the entire moving picture. (hopefully, I didn't spoil any of the plot with these comments).
Thanks again to Kevin, Jason, Brian 0', Ming etal. Great job!!
Woolfie