Cast:
Dan Gutstein as Dan Gutstein
The Hand as The Hand
Running Time:
59 seconds
Shot on Location:
Penn Line #520
Advance Praise:
“What Gutstein accomplishes in 59 seconds that I could not
accomplish in 6,240 seconds. No, that’s a question. What did he actually
accomplish?” —Oliver Stone
“It’s like Oliver Stone, but with a twist, but not like Oliver
Twist, more like Twisted Sister, but not like Twisted Sister, in fact, there’s
no sister at all.” —The Rock
“I headed for the Exitus halfway through, and
stepped into another world, where Moses (played by The Rock) was twisting a stone to get
water.” —Billy Crystal
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5 comments:
The true horror here may be the upholstery. MARC is making sure you never forget where you are, holstered up with a captive sense of to and fro. MARC ad infinitum.
It would be one thing if the MARC emblems on the seat upholstery were facing backwards half the time -- seeing as the trains go north-south or east-west -- but in fact, half of the MARC emblems are upside down, a fact that keeps me up nights. This would indicate that the train, at some point, is expected to be upside down, and in that moment of great stress, at least you'll be able to read "MARC" without changing your posture, at all. Seeing the emblem -- whether you be riding the rails or headed off the cliff -- that's the MARC way. Had they commissioned Kraftwerk to werk up a MARC anthem, it might've been called, as you've suggested, MARC/Endless.
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It occurs to me, Hthr, that this train is #520, yes, but aka the 12:20, when it leaves D.C. So, er, uh, wow, yeah.
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Too scary. Way too scary.
tpw,
yes, it has taken me about a week to collect myself.
as for the hand -- where is it? what is it thinking? who is it nearing? it has a pulse of its own. it is very independent!
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