Quote of The Post: "It's easy to cry for love, far harder to try."
It's like there's something going on, something not quite right. And the easier solution is simply to let love go than to work at it to see if there is any possible way to keep it afloat. In any case, love, the fairytale that it is, works out only for those in positions of fairytale royalty - the princes and princesses, the kings and queens. The occasional street rat makes it through. So you'd be hard pressed to succeed in making it work because when it comes to love, not everyone can be royal (not to be confused with loyal, which everyone can be, just many seem not to want to be it).
Movie of The Post: Drive
You need to know nothing about this movie before going in other than that it stars Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston amongst others, and is about a guy who can drive well.
The music was refreshingly different from what I'd expect in such a film. Good acting too. It's worthy of its R18 tag for sure, and was one hell of an enjoyable movie. Can't wait to see it again so it can climb further up my film ranks. It's my favourite film of the year (though I've only seen about 7 new movies, it still counts!)
It's like there's something going on, something not quite right. And the easier solution is simply to let love go than to work at it to see if there is any possible way to keep it afloat. In any case, love, the fairytale that it is, works out only for those in positions of fairytale royalty - the princes and princesses, the kings and queens. The occasional street rat makes it through. So you'd be hard pressed to succeed in making it work because when it comes to love, not everyone can be royal (not to be confused with loyal, which everyone can be, just many seem not to want to be it).
Movie of The Post: Drive
You need to know nothing about this movie before going in other than that it stars Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston amongst others, and is about a guy who can drive well.
The music was refreshingly different from what I'd expect in such a film. Good acting too. It's worthy of its R18 tag for sure, and was one hell of an enjoyable movie. Can't wait to see it again so it can climb further up my film ranks. It's my favourite film of the year (though I've only seen about 7 new movies, it still counts!)
Song of The Post: Shaman's Blues - The Doors
I heard this song away from my own music collection over the weekend and thus it is now being transferred to the blog. This was one of the first Doors' songs that I really got into. It's pretty damn good, and I think that you should think the same. Or else ...
