wait is this a different movie than one hour photo

wait is this a different movie than one hour photo

Yeah, the whole premise is that there's this implant which you can get that is inserted in your brain as a young child and it records everything you see throughout your whole life. When you die, a cutter takes all the footage and makes a memorial film depicting your journey through life. Like I said, the movie isn't great by any means but it does let you see what kind of consequences result from documenting every single moment of your life.

Mateui just mentioned it because one day he's going to be working in a walgreens too

No I'm not. I hate department store pharmacies with a passion, and besides, walgreens doesn't exist in Canada.

I have a horrific memory, so i take photos of things to remember where i've been, what i've done and who with (kinda momento style)

The worst are popular preps that try to show how popular they are by taking photos EVERY SINGLE NIGHT they party (my sister / her friends ) whereas on facebook I have maybe 3/283947 nights were I partied just because someone happened to have a camera and decided to start shoot'n it off.

i think making a record of yourself is cool. i mean i don't know about taking a photo every time someone pulls a funny face, but there's no reason to mutter "you humans..." at the idea of video blogs or anything. it's just a diary.

i would like to have alot of footage of me that i could take a look at every now and then, years later. it is a nice feeling.

I remember hearing offhand about this guy that actually kept a video camera with him at all time so he could film absolutely every moment of his own life, and has been doing it since early enough in his own childhood for him to act on that notion. All I remember was that he as apparently quite indiscriminate about what he filmed and went through some pretty unstable periods of heavy drug use among other things.

I wish I knew the person's name. Someone had apparently planned on going through all of his footage, cutting all the good stuff into a feature length film.