Films/DVD Asylum

Posted by afilado (A) on September 17, 2010 at 11:09:19

In Reply to: RE: Don't change the subject.... posted by jamesgarvin on September 17, 2010 at 09:14:20

.. you mean "in my experience" then you have..........your argument. You've taken your experience and compared it to a fictional account. That's no broad proof.

Don't you stray. Don't forget how this started. We're talking about film realism. Repeat: which is more realistic (like real life), A Civil Action or At Close Range.

I'll bet there are people who saw Travolta's scene and imagined it to be quite realistic.

The fact is that proof is always relative/contextual. First of all it is personal. That takes us back to our beginning. One man's ......... is another man's ___.

BTW, why would you consider it unfortunate to be in the courtroom practicing law? In my short career as a military defense counsel I relished courtroom action.