Re: "American Beauty"

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In a message dated 10/19/99 1:57:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
JHPAGE@worldnet.att.net writes:

<< >Sorry to write without any Salinger stuff, but this is somewhat
 interesting.
 >
 >I know a girl who's friend killed himself directly after viewing American
 >Beauty. He went to a town in Idaho where they had a street that was his
 >friend's last name. Kicker: The friend's friend (complicated, huh?) killed
 >himsef on the same street a year before becasue after reading "Catcher In
 >The Rye" he was so depressed.
 >
 >Sorry if this creeps anyone out.
 >
 >W Dylan Temby
 
 
 
 And I wonder why no one ever responds to my posts.  - I already had a weird
 feeling about this movie.  (Maybe I told you so.  The 'you'  implied here,
 is the list) Check the logs.   -jared. >>

I thought it was interesting. Haven't seen "American Beauty", though. Maybe I 
could see that and "Fight Club," on the same night?
Speaking of movies, has anyone here seen the movie Pi? A very good 
independent-film, I thought.
Speaking of movies, and thinking this is a Salinger list, has anyone seen 
"Uncle Wiggily in Connecticut?" Is it even worth finding?

-Tory

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