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FridayQ: Trust

Posted on March 4, 2005

Dave!Who is an actor or director you trust to always make a good film? What is it about their previous works that make you trust them? I've always been a huge fan of Luc Besson, and will watch anything he creates. As for why I trust him, his track record is just stunning. From La Femme Nikita to Leon to The Big Blue to The Fifth Element to The Messenger, his films are a visual feast and smartly written. Even when he doesn't direct, his stories are fantastic (The Transporter comes to mind).

Where is a place you trust to always make a good food? What is it about their previous culinary creations that make you trust them? There are so many places I enjoy eating, that it's tough to pick only one. I think the place that I eat at more often than most is the "Johnny Rockets" chain of burger restaurants. The reason I trust them is because I have never had a bad meal there, never had bad service, never had a bad experience.

What's a company you trust to always make a good product? What is it about their previous stuff that make you trust them? The most obvious choice is Apple, because I worship just about every brilliant thing they've ever released... particularly in these later years. But I am also very loyal to Sony, because the cameras, electronics, and such that I've purchased from them have all been excellent in terms of both function and quality (unlike Panasonic, where I have NEVER had a good experience with a single item I've purchased).

FQ YOU: What is something you do so well that people can absolutely trust you with it? I'm a kick-ass driver, so I'm tempted to say that, but I don't WANT people to trust me for my driving... so, how about planning a trip. I do it so often for myself that I've gotten pretty good at it. What's something that people should never trust you with? Selecting a wine. I don't drink it very often, know nothing about it, and usually make a selection based solely on whether the name sounds "cool." Sometimes I get lucky ("Conundrum" was a brilliant wine with a very cool name), but mostly I do not.

You can trust the FridayQ.

Movie Quotable of the Day: "It's light. Handle is adjustable for easy carrying... good for righties and lefties. Breaks down into four parts, undetectable by x-ray. Ideal for quick, discreet interventions."
Yesterday's Answer: Scream (1996) with David Arquette, Skeet Ulrich, and Neve Campbell.
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The Fifth Element? (for the movie that is) .. at least the second time you've given it away in the entry text.. ;)

Posted by kazza on March 04, 2005

   

Just making sure you're paying attention! :-)

Posted by Dave2 on March 04, 2005

   

I used to buy wine based on the "ugly label" game. If the label was one of those old fashioned looking black and white ones, that seemed as though it camoe off a printing press, I would buy it. I found alot of good wine that way. I never bought wines with colored labels. Or cartoon characters. Worked pretty well for a while. I've learned a (very little) bit since then, but I still trust the ugly label ploy. Try it!
Oh and I hear ya on the driving thing, I so rule!

Posted by karla on March 05, 2005

   

well,i'm sure that u r really..really..nice man that can saay through to the line..

Posted by alan on February 18, 2008

   

   

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