that was pretty danged good, Waterfield. I don't think that fits me "Imprimus"... but I think you're right for the most part.
There is an overall outlook on society, ethical and moral values, conviction to a moral good, that rises above self-gratification, that I think we're losing today but is exemplary portrayed in this movie , for the most part, and adhered to by that generation.
There is nobility within common human constraints. And there is 'love' that as 'narcotic' one can still, with very noble convictions, be made to transcend any one individual to the common good of all. - JamesJM
