> My own opinion of the film (hated it) is
well-documented in the discussions
> we had the last time this subject came up on this
list. I would like to say
> this, though: although I found Gould's mantra of
"It's okay by me" a bit
> hippy-dippy, and I don't much like the way the film
feels rudderless and
> meanders through the entire second act, I did
recently go back and watch it again,
> and I don't think that your perception here is
accurate.
>
I would go so far as to say that in it's time, and uttered
under some of the circumstances Marlowe finds himself in,
"It's okay by me" is both tough and colloquial
John Lau
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