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[kurabrhm]

In the film, Secret Window, starring Johnny Depp, there's a scene where Depp is in his car, outside his former home. He glances at the side rearview mirror, in doing so he reveals to the audience an interesting line etched onto the mirror. Depp never reads the line nor shows any signs of having seen it.
So what is the line? Answers on a postcard please to....
The first person with the correct answer, recieves 50 blessings.

Also I'd like to get a debate going as to the distinction between reality and imagination. Because the film does, I think, explore this issue to a great degree.
How many others on this site has experienced "falling" whilst going to sleep? The scene where Depp falls from his couch and into an imaginary sea shore being a perfect example from the film.
Personally, I hate those blurrings between reality and the imagination. Because it skews your perspective on reality.

 

[ShirleyTemple777]

Haven't seen it. Does this 'line' happen to say ..."objects are close than they apper"?
Just curious. I know..stupid answer/question..PM me about the answer /question thing ..please.

 

[antiarte]

In the film, Secret Window, starring Johnny Depp, there's a scene where Depp is in his car, outside his former home. He glances at the side rearview mirror, in doing so he reveals to the audience an interesting line etched onto the mirror. Depp never reads the line nor shows any signs of having seen it.
So what is the line? Answers on a postcard please to....
The first person with the correct answer, recieves 50 blessings.

Also I'd like to get a debate going as to the distinction between reality and imagination. Because the film does, I think, explore this issue to a great degree.
How many others on this site has experienced "falling" whilst going to sleep? The scene where Depp falls from his couch and into an imaginary sea shore being a perfect example from the film.
Personally, I hate those blurrings between reality and the imagination. Because it skews your perspective on reality.

Have you seen David Cronenberg's eXistenZ? I think it deals with the same issues, and I'm sure it's a better film than Secret Window.

 

[kurabrhm]

Yes I've seen existenz. I'm pretty sure it stars Jude Law. I personally prefer Secret Window to Existenz.
By, the way, "Shirleytemple777" wins the prize! Congratulations Shirley!

 

[antiarte]

Yes I've seen existenz. I'm pretty sure it stars Jude Law. I personally prefer Secret Window to Existenz.

Yeah, it's Cronenberg at his tamest.

 

[MaddiesDad]

Yes I've seen existenz. I'm pretty sure it stars Jude Law. I personally prefer Secret Window to Existenz.
By, the way, "Shirleytemple777" wins the prize! Congratulations Shirley!

saw both films,existenz left me the end was the best part. and wow,i never noticed the words in the rear view,although my rented dvd was so messed up of this film i had to re-rent it.

 

[kurabrhm]

saw both films,existenz left me the end was the best part. and wow,i never noticed the words in the rear view,although my rented dvd was so messed up of this film i had to re-rent it.

Lol, I agree, Existenz was a boring a film.
Secret Window, by contrast, is quite a gripping film from beginning to end. The director plays it well by letting Johnny Depp take control of the audience right from the first scene. No problemo!
Otheriwise, Secret Window without Depp, might have really been a flop!