Public Service Announcement

I know that many of you were saddened by the death of Robin Williams. Because of this, you may be tempted to watch What Dreams May Come, in which Mr. Williams' character dies and experiences a fantastic, surreal afterlife. However, I do not recommend doing this, as one of that movie's major plot points is that people who commit suicide go to Hell and basically torture themselves with their own memories for eternity. Given the circumstances, this is not the most pleasant idea to dwell on.

Comments

[twilight the scribe]

Nice thought. Thanks for your concern

[hypervelocity]

While this is really a good movie (seriously, it is. If it could get an entire room of high school students to shut the hell up and watch it, it gets major props) ....yeah, it's pretty awkward for the moment.

Though again, I love this movie. At least it has a happy ending.

[The Letter J]

As terrible as this all is, I can't help but admire the irony there a bit.

Now let's watch Aladdin instead.

[Lithl]

I watched The Bird Cage. Yay, wedding!

[Causal Quill]

This was actually the first thing that occurred to me when I heard he had died of suicide.

[UseFistNotMouth]

Vegeta would say: "Sad for youuuuu!"

Vegeta is a prick.

Good advice though.

[moronicuniform]

Man I was about to seriously watch this, too.... Guess I'll dig my old VHS copy of Hook out, and just hope that wherever he is now, he can fly on a happy thought.

[richfiles]

Still planning on watching it... It really DOES seem prophetic.
It goes to show his mind was fixating on such things for a long time...
Besides... I have had such crusties in my eyes, and I'm sure they could use a good washing...

[NightoftheD]

"Everybody's Hell is different. It's not all fire and pain. The real Hell is your life gone wrong."