Why is love such a prevailing theme in EVERY MOVIE

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Posted by allcentury18 on Nov-07-2005 16:53:

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Originally posted by Arbiter

If I were to tell you to "meet me at the bank" you might not be able to tell if you should head for a river or a financial institution unless there was sufficient context to draw a reasonable conclusion regarding my specific meaning. However, this doesn't seem to call into question the existence of banks.

what? a bank is a noun, and nouns are subjective. second the context of the word i use, apparantly holds the strongest type of emotion that has ever existed... right?

Posted by Allied Nations on Nov-07-2005 17:01:

What is love?

Baby, don't hurt me....

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Nov-07-2005 17:17:

Posted by blazed it on Nov-07-2005 19:45:

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Originally posted by jonSun
Is Mr Brownstone or Think About You by GNR about love?

mr. brownstone is about heroin, isn't it?

Posted by DjConfessions on Nov-07-2005 19:50:

to appeal to the female audience, which is sexist since not all women are into love. some women are into movies like Saw 2

Posted by Moral Hazard on Nov-07-2005 19:53:

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Originally posted by allcentury18
when most people talk about love in relation to a significant sexual other... its actually attraction they mean.

It is possible to love someone you are not attracted to. Many people lose sexual attaction to their partners over time but continue to love them.

Posted by RandomGirl on Nov-07-2005 20:01:

I don't think media is "love" focussed as much as it is "sex" focussed, which can often be misconstrued for love.

Posted by montana on Nov-07-2005 20:24:

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Originally posted by dinoXpress
Baby, don't hurt me....

no more.....

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Nov-07-2005 20:25:

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Originally posted by montana
no more.....

what is love..

oohwoooooooowooooooooooooooooaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a owaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaa a
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Posted by Moongoose on Nov-07-2005 21:07:

Posted by allcentury18 on Nov-08-2005 04:01:

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Originally posted by Moral Hazard
It is possible to love someone you are not attracted to. Many people lose sexual attaction to their partners over time but continue to love them.

thank you for proving the vagueness of this word

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Nov-08-2005 04:30:

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Originally posted by allcentury18
thank you for proving the vagueness of this word

you're far better at being difficult than you are at comprehension. if you can't see beyond a hollywood cliche of a pre-existing emotion dating back beyond civilization, you should stop watching movies and turn off your tv, let alone read a book. if you can't rationalise why you feel such a strong attachment to your parents, girlfriend, siblings whathaveyou and cannot accept the idea of love as a bonding emotion between individuals (or wish not to) perhaps seek the wisdom of a professional, and not the CORe.

Posted by Turbonium on Nov-08-2005 04:45:

I love this thread.

Posted by allcentury18 on Nov-08-2005 04:59:

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Originally posted by {b.s.e.}
you're far better at being difficult than you are at comprehension. if you can't see beyond a hollywood cliche of a pre-existing emotion dating back beyond civilization, you should stop watching movies and turn off your tv, let alone read a book. if you can't rationalise why you feel such a strong attachment to your parents, girlfriend, siblings whathaveyou and cannot accept the idea of love as a bonding emotion between individuals (or wish not to) perhaps seek the wisdom of a professional, and not the CORe.

well, my lack of comprehension in the meaning of the word is justified.

if anyone here knows greek or latin they will tell you why our translation of the word has been skued. for every emotion we use love for, they have a seperate entity of the word. anyone else here bilingual or latin savvy?

Posted by Sand Leaper on Nov-08-2005 10:27:

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Originally posted by Theresa
I don't think media is "love" focussed as much as it is "sex" focussed, which can often be misconstrued for love.

Well slap me with birth control and call me naive, I thought sex and love went hand in hand.

Posted by squirrelly on Nov-08-2005 10:30:

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Well slap me with birth control and call me naive, I thought sex and love went hand in hand.

Jan, you're amazing

Posted by Denser on Nov-08-2005 19:48:

think of logic. and love is everything that aint logical.

being 24 and good at maths, i am still struggling to compute the gravity of the word..but cant deny its existence.

simply put, your life makes sense based on your reflection on ppl around you. and that, is related to love.

the entity remains an enigma.

Posted by {b.s.e.} on Nov-08-2005 23:52:

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Originally posted by allcentury18
well, my lack of comprehension in the meaning of the word is justified.

if anyone here knows greek or latin they will tell you why our translation of the word has been skued. for every emotion we use love for, they have a seperate entity of the word. anyone else here bilingual or latin savvy?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love

anything i don't have the patience to write can be found within the confines wikipedia.

have at ye and shut up

Posted by nchs09 on Nov-09-2005 02:27:

the prevailing theme of everymovie is change.

not love

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