Pink Floyd- The Wall

[ArnoldLayne]

I love it.

[NightWatcher]

1. Never eat mushrooms and sit front row center at a midnight showing of The Wall

-just sayin



For a while there I would've sworn I was in the movie

[Earth_First]

3. I would think that public interaction in general would be inadvisable.

Let alone a theatre show!

Makes my heart race just thinking about it...

[cyberswede]

5. Funny...I was going to recommend doing exactly that!

Great movie.

[Joe Shlabotnik]

6. I first saw

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas on shrooms, at a packed midnight showing. I've never been the same since.

[pipi_k]

2. Me too although

It does make me sad...

[otherone]

4. I love it

Kick

[uriel1972]

7. I have a mixed reaction...

It's very well done, but also a bit anti-women throughout.

[pipi_k]

8. In general

I would agree, but also point out that Pink's attitude toward women (and life) seemed to have been forged by his mom, who lost her husband in the war and either consciously, or unconsciously, turns Pink into sort of a surrogate husband...a role he shouldn't have to play, as a child. Then there's the whole problem with people trying to turn kids into little robots.

Anyway, I would say that it's probably a warning to parents not to use their children for their own emotional needs.

The song, "Comfortably Numb" never fails to shred my heart...

[dawg]

9. My favorite Floyd album

And I'm not usually a fan of doubles.

[TrogL]

10. The story of my life

Placeholder. I'll expand this on edit later. Don't want to lose the thread.