Conspiracy
Based on the only transcript found by some group of people (i'm sorry for the vagueness but i can not remember... if you're so interested, google it. it's there.) about what actually transpired in a closed-door meeting of haydrich (wonderfully played by kenneth brannagh), and political leaders and SS men. It was in this meeting where they planned the "gassing" of something million Jews (i forgot how many they actually managed to gas, but the target was 5,000 per hour!). Plan isn't really the right word to use. The SS men have actually started with the "pilot testing" of the thing and stuff. It's more of informing the other important politicians about what's going on, making them think that they were part of the decision process, and showing them that the SS people are really the ones in power. basically, its a political move. but listening to the conversation. knowing that everything said there was a narrative of what actually transpired. the small talks. the jokes. the gossiping. the wining and dining. it seemed so normal. like they weren't talking about killing people. oops! wrong word. it's not killing. they called it "evacuating".
and do you know what happens to the Jews when you suffocate them with carbon monoxide?
they become pink.
Laramie Project
Laramie Project is a documentary sort-of thing, based on actual interviews of people living in Laromie, Wyoming by a group of theater people from New York. Laromie is a small town, prolly much like one of those quaint little provinces we have here, where everybody knows everybody and everybody meddles with everybody's affairs. Now what makes Laromie, Wyoming such an interesting place? Apart from the fact that a gay guy from their city was badly beaten and tied to a fence by two guys from the same neighborhood, none.
and there the story revolved.
what made me buy the vcd though was steve buscemi. i find this guy hilarious! he's weird. and he looks weird. he wasn't used much in the movie though. and he was sortof the average joe type. not the kooky roles which he always seem to portray. and there a lesbian garofallo (i suck at spelling... i don't know how to spell her name), the girl from boys don't cry and christina ricci, and a possibly gay joshua jackson. now what's up with that? this is the second movie where joshua jackson was gay. and he looks absolutely yummy as one (gad! i'm turning into a fag hag! hahaha!).
Breakfast Club
An 80's movie about 5 kids who got detention together one saturday. First is miss prom queen. The popular rich bitch of every high school, who wasn't really as bitchy as these characters were usually portrayed (i guess the new generations are really getting worse). Then, there's the stereotypical bad ass soon to be drop-out material with an abusive father and a sucky home life. And naturally, there was the jock. The blond and blue-eyed all-around American guy from the wrestling team (played by Emilio Estevez. I loved this guy! always associated him with Mighty Ducks) who really didn't seem as dumb as most jocks are portrayed. If there's a jock, there must also be a geek. A pretty naive, gullible geek. And lastly, someone original, there's the nutcase. Funny, pretty little nutcase.
It's one of those feel-good movies where everybody gets a happy ending.
The Score
Edward Norton played a novice crook moonlighting as a mentally retarded cerebral palsied janitor out to steal a scepter with a help of a veteran lock opener.
Did you read what i just wrote?
EDWARD NORTON.
Nuff said.
Everyday People
One day in the life of a resto situated in a black neighborhood, owned by a Jew. Story began with the restaurant manager telling everyone that the owner plans to close down the biz in 3 weeks time.
What follows is a peek in the life of everyone involved --the rich girl working as a waitress who was determined to become a succesful poet, the single mom waitress who's thinking of becoming a stripper to earn more bucks, the previously orphaned waiter who finally found his dad, the old waiter who got plenty of mouths to feed, the black guy determined to buy off the place to put more classy establishments in the hood, the black guy selling black ribbons to show support for his brothers, the Jew who was torn by the decision: to sell or not to sell, and the ex-convict former doctor turned cook.
more movies soon to come...
Currently feeling: numb