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Date Posted: 15:11:33 04/09/05 Sat
Author: Rett Rogers
Subject: Re: Hard Core vs. Soft Shell
In reply to: Kim Herman 's message, "Hard Core vs. Soft Shell" on 17:52:47 04/05/05 Tue

I notice the idea of being hard-core or soft-shell every where in the world. I feel that people who put up fronts are soft shell, while people that act themselves are more hard core.
This idea could apply to movie directors hard core:unique move makers such as Almodovar and Wes Anderson; soft shell: Oliver Stone and Steve Spielbergs past 5 or so films.

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