Stephen wrote:
> You keep forgetting that "the movies" is not real life. 

It seems to me that Warp sometimes confuses the fuzzy imprecision of 
human-human interaction with the required precision of computational maths.
> Do you ever go to live theatre where the art of story telling has even more
> constraints? If you did then you would understand that sometimes the technical
> problems lead to compromise. What is the point of having a role of thunder when
> people are speaking? The audience would not be able to hear the words. Should a
> film of a 24 hour storyline last a day?

Didn't Andy Warhol produce a film that did just that? I suppose I could 
Google it but I'm sure someone else will do it for me :-)

John

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"Eppur si muove" - Galileo Galilei

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