"The Number 23"

[katernater]

HEY. JOEL SCHUMACHER. YOU OWE ME $7.

JIM CARREY, YOU OWE ME $23.

VIRGINIA MADSEN, $19 + $5.

KID WHO PLAYED JIM CARREY'S SON --

-- CALL ME WHEN YOU'RE 18 (+2 +3).

Comments

[katernater.livejournal.com]

Virginia Madsen gets an extra point. Just to screw with the screenwriters. 24, BITCHES. HOW DO YOU LIKE THEM APPLES?

I forgot to give you your flan bowls. Dishes. Containers. Things.

[luuser.livejournal.com]

Hahaha. 24.
24, the show.
24 hours in a day.
24...I don't know.

We are so forgetful.

[katernater.livejournal.com]

Kiki, I actually got excited about math for this movie. Before I went in I actually said "You know what? I might want to bring a calculator into this here film, because I'm sure that there will be complex computations that I will want to replicate on my own, in my spare time."

I know. We can bring them to the dinner party we're not throwing for all those people that we don't care to associate with.

[luuser.livejournal.com]

Yeah...I kinda knew not to expect that.

Speaking of numbers and movies, have you seen Pi? I haven't seen it for a long time, but that's about another number obsession minus the "suspense/thriller" part. I kinda want to see it again just to do a comparison, if possible.

I think we need to try and make new friends, but I know that would be exceptionally hard for us. Seriously, if we did, where would we begin? And I don't think a bar is a good idea.

[katernater.livejournal.com]

I've seen Pi and, like all other movies of its ilk (The Passion Of The Christ, Requiem For A Dream, Eraserhead and Armageddon among them), I think it's only necessary to see them once. I think I was working on a show when I saw Pi for the first time; I couldn't handle a Makita after that.

But, Kiki...we don't like people.