Talk:The Singer Not the Song
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What is meant by the noun "down" edit
What is meant by "down", in this article, as in "... has a "down" on the Church..."
I cannot find any info on this unusual use of the noun "down".
68.35.173.107 (talk) 04:46, 3 February 2015 (UTC)
- I am the person who wrote the Article. "A down" means that his experiences have led him to adopt a negative attitude reminiscent of his ordeals at its hands as a youngster, which have conditioned him to look upon it with suspicion and negativity. This is talked about in the script.
Good wishes.
Michael Alan Marshall, writer of (most of the) Article.
POV edit
Meanwhile the Church has, since the film was made, revealed to an even more disturbing degree the scandals and outrages over which it has presided and which have occurred within it...
DVD vs original film edit
I saw the original film when it was first released and it very closely match the book, but the DVD that is currently available has deleted many sections or the original film and appears to include several sections at the beginning and the end of the movie that are different versions of the original film release resulting in a slightly different environment that differs a lot from the original movie and the book which it originally very closely matched. 68.72.116.11 (talk) 22:49, 2 September 2022 (UTC)