:34:03
If you could have any painting,
what would you pick?
:34:06
- A van Gogh. Any van Gogh.
- Me too.
:34:09
I feel a mystical attraction
for van Gogh. Why is that?
:34:14
I don't know. I just know
he cut off his ear for a girl he loved.
:34:18
That's the kind of thing
you'd do for a girl.
:34:21
I'd have to like her a lot.
:34:23
I wonder if Dick
would cut his ear off for me?
:34:26
I don't think you should ask him.
He's very busy.
:34:29
It must be fantastic
to be loved so intensely.
:34:34
Why don't we split and see if there's
any action at the Berkeley Museum?
:34:38
There's one.
:34:41
- She's great.
- Go ahead, speak to her.
:34:45
- No, are you kidding?
- Go on.
:34:48
Go on, give it a try.
:34:50
That's what we're here for. Go on.
:34:53
Casual.
:35:01
It's a lovely Jackson Pollock.
:35:04
Yes, it is.
:35:07
What does it say to you?
:35:09
It restates the negativeness
of the universe.
:35:13
The hideous, lonely emptiness
of existence. Nothingness.
:35:18
The predicament of man forced to live
in a barren, godless eternity
:35:24
Iike a tiny flame
flickering in an immense void
:35:28
with nothing but waste,
horror and degradation
:35:32
forming a useless straightjacket
in a black absurd cosmos.
:35:38
- What are you doing Saturday?
- Committing suicide.
:35:43
What about Friday night?
:35:50
If they're beautiful, they're crazy.
Beauty drives a woman crazy.
:35:55
What's he ranting about?
:35:57
Why am I going to the beach?
I hate the beach.