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By "retirement", people generally mean no longer working for money. That doesn't mean you can't find things to do.
by incompatible 3y ago
By "retirement", people generally mean no longer working for money. That doesn't mean you can't find things to do.
- mc32 3y agoYeah, but the popular image is the kind you see in the moving picture "About Schmidt"
- thret 3y agoWe stopped calling them moving pictures in 1910. They're motion pictures now.
- serf 3y agoI read it as 'moving' (emotionally stirring) picture (a common-use colloquial for 'movie'; A film – also called a movie, motion picture, moving picture, picture, photoplay or (slang) flick) and that it is -- definitely emotionally stirring. It was amazing to me, having watched it many years previous, that it was essentially a 1:1 representation of my widowed father. when I watched it recently it was less funny than I had remembered it, much sadder. I think that's because I had realized that it wasn't as much of a satire/parody than I had thought originally.
- xapata 3y agoThe audience is rescued from the sad moments by letters to Ndugu. I remember a couple times being on the edge of tears, only to cheer up when I heard, "Dear Ndugu."
- ant6n 3y ago…and since 1915, we’ve been calling them movies. [1] [1] https://pictureshowman.com/when-did-the-term-movie-replace-motion-picture/ https://pictureshowman.com/when-did-the-term-movie-replace-m...