Language Barrier

Taking a break from all that walking around and sightseeing to go see a movie in Madrid was a great idea.  Because even though our Espanol was pretty bad, I knew the movie was only subtitled in Spanish and that meant it would be accompanied by the original audio.  Smart!  Except, if you're familiar with the movie, you already know only a part of the movie was filmed in English.  So, yeah I saw Babel.  But I'm kind of in the dark about what happened in a good one third of the film.  Way to go smartypants.

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[egan]

I'm here to offer my services.

[sprizee]

That's what she said.

[Pants]

Hey now!

[Misty]

Ho ho ho, how appropriate to go see a movie about communication gaps in a foreign country. Is that what it's about, I actually never saw it. Anyhoo, this post is so cool, b/c I love to go see movies on vacation too! It's just a great way to be like everybody else. It's so familiar and comfortable, yet exotic at the same time.

[sally simpleton]

Yay! You're back.

[Katy]

Hey - great pictures from Spain! It was a lot like our set from traveling there though you got some more "arty" shots :)

[Wheelson]

As Jon. Stewart said while you were away of Mr. Bush, "Welcome back aqui."

[kirk]

It was one of my favorite films. And yeah, a great deal of it isn't in inglés.

[egan]

The "that's what he/she said" line never gets old.