this weekend just really fucked up.
time to kick back and watch movies.
this, my friends, is sasha grey. she's my age, and maybe yours too if you're an 88 baby. she enjoys philosophy - she
it fascinates me what these people do after they take videos of themselves having sex in front of people. sometimes it's not even just sex. going by what margo stilley said - that "making films was (sic) like getting a tattoo," what more for pornstars?
"plenty of people are onto the emptiness, but it takes lots of real guts to see hopelessness."
revolutionary road - probably the most epic drama i've seen in the longest time. the script was great, cinematography was just right, tama lang 'yung timpla ng colors, and most of all, i'd have to say, the best movie of kate winslet after titanic. i fell in love with her here more than in eternal sunshine. whut. blasphemy but it's true.
i think the reason why i love this movie is because it kinda reminded me of a more two-sided mrs. dalloway. the crazy guy was like septimus smith. the brokenness of kate winslet's character resembled clarissa dalloway's share of grief from a failed marriage. and the whole 1920's setting was just so similar.
"has expressed a strong interest in existentialism while posing the question "how many 18 year-old porn stars are existentialist?"She cites either Jean-Luc Godard and David Bowie as the biggest influences on her life and career."totally forgot to mention - she's a freaking pornstar.
it fascinates me what these people do after they take videos of themselves having sex in front of people. sometimes it's not even just sex. going by what margo stilley said - that "making films was (sic) like getting a tattoo," what more for pornstars?
"plenty of people are onto the emptiness, but it takes lots of real guts to see hopelessness."
revolutionary road - probably the most epic drama i've seen in the longest time. the script was great, cinematography was just right, tama lang 'yung timpla ng colors, and most of all, i'd have to say, the best movie of kate winslet after titanic. i fell in love with her here more than in eternal sunshine. whut. blasphemy but it's true.
i think the reason why i love this movie is because it kinda reminded me of a more two-sided mrs. dalloway. the crazy guy was like septimus smith. the brokenness of kate winslet's character resembled clarissa dalloway's share of grief from a failed marriage. and the whole 1920's setting was just so similar.
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