<p>mythmom: Me too on The West Wing. I have to wait a few years now before I watch them all again.</p>
<p>I really miss that show. A Santos presidency would’ve been fun to watch.</p>
<p>Yes, but now we don’t have to watch everyone age.</p>
<p>DD called the other day. She said, “Something’s wrong Mom. I don’t love Sam anymore. I love Josh.” She was so funny.</p>
<p>So if we’re mentioning The Candidate, I have to mention Bulworth. Not all will appreciate it - but my h and I did. Brilliant performance by Warren Beatty. REally strange - but thought provoking. Conservative republicans - steer clear.</p>
<p>I really liked the few WW’s I managed to catch. The only problem is dh saw a lot of them, so I don’t know if he’d want to rewatch.</p>
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<p>JHS, why do you feel that it should receive a special rating? There were no suggestive scenes in either movie. I watched it when I was 18, but the content and depth of their conversation stays with me even to this day. And, the acting – oh jeez, the acting is incredible. There is this one scene in particular that truly awakened me (spiritually, emotionally, etc.): it takes place towards the end of “Before Sunset” when Hawke and Delpy are in the taxi and he is frustrated about his current marriage. While he is talking and he looking out the window, Celine briefly reaches out to touch him on the hand as if to comfort him, but hesitates for a slight moment and draws her hand back. Jesse doesn’t notice. It’s that kind of acting that really stood out to me. I think it is a fantastic movie for anyone to watch. The older crowd, however, might draw more out of it than the younger kids. All in all, “Before Sunrise” and “Before Sunset” are really beautiful movies.</p>