P for Papercut.

Lately watched several movies, I think those movies entitled a credit for their plot uniqueness, purity of story with the characters fully anticipated in it, and the director who made everything possible. I'm not good in giving reviews on those movies, but if you like those genre, perhaps you can try for it. ^^

The Departed (2006) a remake from well-known HK "Internal Affairs"

21 Grams (2003) starring Sean Penn & Naomi Watts tell how life interact with human relations

13 Tzameti (2006), a french artpiece, black&white scene, story started bored but astonishing declaring the truth behind.

唐山大地震 / 余震 (2010) a film by Feng Xiao Gang, true history, simple yet a must watch.

Unthinkable (2010), an incident tells how far can our moral sense limit us in order to protect something bigger.

 Have a nice day~^^

Just watched a movie, a long waited movie I guessed. I really like his acting since watching his debut movie, "The Green Mile", a well known also the best from him - "Forest Gump", and the latest movie from Dan Brown's novel, "Angel and Demon". And you know it, he is Tom Hanks.

I like him, not because of his great looking guy, superb comedian would make my laugh off my *ss, or just adore him blindly? But the only matter concerns me - the naturalization of his acting, he plays the character well, simple and foremost, natural acting.

Tom Hanks

Just watched a movie from him, "The Terminal". I don't have much opinions or any recommendations on that movie, the story somehow seems a bit unrealistic for knowing all the persons in the US terminal, but what he did was great and heroic acts by solving a conflict. Anyway, I just felt touched for his will and determination to "wait" just to fulfill what he's going to do.

Indeed everybody does wait for something, just to see how long can you wait for something, or you just wait for something to come out? Or just wait for nothing?

The Terminal

Anyway, it's been a tired today as keep going out and just completed part of my assignment, anyway if you've watched that movie, please share it in the comments column^^

good night~^^

 The whole movie was nice if I were taken the first watch in 90's. I like Anthony Hopkins whom played Dr. Lecter, a sick psychiatrist also a cannibal who eats the intestine of his prey. Anyway, Im not bother about the profile he had, but in the movie I think he acted so well and was so attracted to his character. The interesting part is the way he pursued his escapes in a very slow pace from the hell-liked asylum (not because he can disguise to be victim but in a psychological way with the "help" from Jodie). Tending to control and manipulate Jodie's past and eventually traded the freedom for himself. Dr. Lecter was a calm, steady, sophisticated mastermind of the puzzle from his targeted prey, and a powerful analyser whom considers all posibilities of every humans behavior. This isnt a violence or blood sick movie, but just another way on how the lamb sneaks out from the farm without's the notice from the ranch.