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Three: Track 29, The Love Ladder, and the Unexpected Value of Ugliness

Something about this relationship made me think about Plato's The Symposium. Stay with me, here

Posted on May 1, 2016November 10, 2020 by K. BarnettPosted in 6/10, Baby Gary, Scary GaryTagged 1988, art, babydoll, christopher lloyd, cult classics, cult movies, david lynch, diotima, doc brown, essay, exploitation, fashion, film review, freud, Gary Oldman, george harrison, hallucinations, humor, leotards, lolita, marriage, model trains, mother's day, mother's day movies, movie review, movies, nature of love, nicolas roeg, north carolina, observations, plato, rape in film, sexploitation, socrates, the 80's, the me decade, theresa russell, track 29, trains, trantracks, ugliness. 8 Comments

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