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ACROSS THE UNIVERSE PATREON WATCH (Patreon)

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2021-09-09 20:39:12
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Surprise watch from the $100 tier. Hoping to tide everyone over until we watch THE MATRIX 

Got some auditions recently keeping me busy and distant from Youtube. Send all the booking vibes please 😎😎

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ACROSS THE UNVERSE PATREON

This is "ACROSS THE UNVERSE PATREON" by Shanelle Riccio on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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Michael F.

I just finished the watch. I'm glad that you enjoyed it. I think I've mentioned it before, but I really don't miss the 60's or the 70's. I've heard most of the Beatles music over the years, although, back then, I really hadn't. The year I owned a radio was 1973-1974. By then, they'd broken up, and Paul McCartney was with Wings. Band on the Run was the big hit on the radio. Let's see... what do I remember from those days. I remember the dissonance between my family values and what was going on in the world. My older brother was in the Army, but didn't go to Viet Nam. I remember my Mom telling me about when she was a girl during WWII, and how the lady across the street screamed and cried when she received the telegram that her son (the brother of one of Mom's friends growing up) had died in the war. And, I remember the general unease I felt during those years. I remember distinctly when MLK was killed. This movie was a weird nostalgia trip. I can't say I enjoyed it. It was mostly depressing, despite the music. Or, as you said, the music amplified the feelings. *sigh* No, Little Girl... I don't miss those years at all. I much prefer happy movies with silly conflicts and happy endings. The Liverpool segments of this movie reminded me of the Alec Guinness movie "The Card". 1952. Well worth the watch. He's a lovable rogue. The "trip" was definitely trippy. Although, I can only take other people's word for it. I'm probably one of the few folks who emerged youth in those years and never took any drugs. Even now, when I have surgeries, I don't like to take the narcotics because I just don't like the way they make me feel. No... I think after a movie like that, I'll probably sit down and watch a nice MGM musical. Meet Me in St. Louis is my personal favorite, but I think Singing in the Rain might be fun, too. We'll see. So, here's my overall take... I've seen enough unpleasantness in my life. I don't really enjoy seeing it in the movies. I've watched a whole bunch of movies over the years, and I definitely prefer the fun ones. I'm not a big fan of drama for the sake of drama. I'm quite content living the life I'm living. That being said, I am enjoying your enjoyment. You remind me of my daughters, when they would share stuff about things they were interested in. So, keep on keeping on. I'll do my best to enjoy it! (I am looking forward to rewatching the Matrix. The first one was definitely the best. But... I am holding out hope for #4.) Thank you for the watch. Looking forward to the next one. I hope you get a good night's sleep. Good luck on the auditions. Hey, commercials... people gotta buy stuff, how will people buy if someone isn't selling? I hope you get the gig. Let us know when it shows, so we can be supportive!

Anonymous

you are such a cutie luv your reactions helps me during these hard times