Showing posts with label Run Lola Run. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Run Lola Run. Show all posts

Monday, November 9, 2009

I have a film print of Lola Rennt?

The first movie reference to appear twice: Lola Rennt

Night of November 9th, 2009
Palm Harbor, FL
Non-Lucid

Will brought over an old 35mm projector and we were going to watch Raiders of the Lost Ark on it. I also brought out a film print of Run Lola Run. It wasn't fitting in the projector. I don't know if it was supposed to be IMAX or CinemaScope, the thing is it looked really distorted in my dream (dreams do that) but I am going to lean toward CinemaScope. The whole dream was kinda trippy and technically inaccurate. For example the projector was actually an 8mm projector but it was taking 35. Figure that one out.

Later in a second dream I was in Target and I am brought into the security room with another lady. They accuse me of stealing things, things which I obviously had not stolen because they had them on the table right there in front of them. Then to find out if I did it they make me swab my mouth (the procedure for bone marrow identification) multiple times. I need to stop watching so much House M.D.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

One Last Halloween Party

Night of November 6th, 2009
Palm Harbor, FL
Non-Lucid

I was going up to visit George in Orlando and when I arrived at his new apartment complex I overheard two friends in an adjacent apartment. The conversation started out friendly but started to get violent. I started trying to figure out which apartment was George's and ended up opening doors to many empty rooms after I hid my stuff. George then showed up dressed up as Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid 4, with the exception of several Gears of War 2 icons on his jumpsuit. He told me he had been invited to a Halloween party back in Tampa. Turns out it's one being held by my USF friends. I go back to John's room to get my Run Lola Run costume on. Brynn is there and before I head back out to the party I show her my recent DVD acquisitions. I just got The 5th Element and Angel-A on Blu-ray in preparation for Luc Besson Fest '09

I head to the main room and it has turned into a huge theatrical auditorium with a lavish set and Mozart music is playing. I hear that it's a musical interpretation of Amadeus and the opening number is 20 minutes. I say that is great because a masterpiece like Amadeus can have numbers as long as they want.
Take note USF friends, we need to have a badass party like this.