Re: The Bottlerocket in the Rye

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> >>
> >> has anyone seen the movie _Bottlerocket_?  if so, did you see any jds
> >> overtones? 
                    ---matt
You may be on to something here, but I thought that Bottle Rocket
> >was such an incredibly original thing that any similarities are
> >coincidental. Caw-Caw
> >              Robert Morris
> 
> didn't mean to imply that it wasn't original.  just thought the writers
were
> having fun giving nods to salinger on the sly.
>     --matt
. 

    No offense here, Matt. I think you may be onto something, but Bottle
Rocket has a very special place in my heart. Ifyou are ever in Boston and
see some smallish fellow with a walkman on, reciting lines from Bottle
Rockets loudly while walking down the street, introduce yourself, because
it's just me enjoying my audio copy of the film. It'd be nice to meet a
fellow bananafisher, and Bottle Rocket fan.
                         Robert

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