Semper Idem |
All that is mine, I carry with me |
I never could read through the book, corpulent things are not for me. The film is uptight and too patriotic in its claims of integrity of man, though not that I disapprove of it. Am just not used to such ambience in cinema. The testimony that Howard Roark gives in the court is fairly lopsided but inspiring if you were to ignore reality part by part.
A new addition to my favorites list and during the course of the film, I became obsessed with Bowie.
Watched: Chinatown (1974) *ing Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway.
I LOVED this film! Every goddamn scene is just so uh right! ya get my urgency of words and excitement here?!
Blanche is so pretentious, you hate her - the way she sings her "Yes" and "Please" and "No"s. Then you see her a la Gloria Swanson from Sunset Blvd (1950) confessing her past - now that's cinema! Leigh totally deserved an Oscar for this one.
Watched: Notorious (1946) *ing Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman.
She was so damn pretty! Am not such a fan of the movie's plot though, lack lustre ending, am the one for thrilling climaxes in the very Alfred Hitchcock style, this one seems to be an exception.
Watched: Big (1988) *ing Tom Hanks. Very charming.
Watched: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)
Watched: Just Married (2003) *ing Ashton Kutcher, Brittany Murphy.
I am 21 year old girl pursuing nothing. I learn everyday. My broad interests include (but not limited to) cinema, battling consumerism, computer science and books.
I listen to OSTs, Metal, 80s and Classical music. There's always a constant influx of new favourites into my "Most Played" playlist on account of being heavily influenced by people with awesome tastes in a particular genre.
Elsewhere: Libre.fm Stats, Flipcart Wishlist. If you feel like talking, send me an e-mail to sindhu_s [at] live [dot] com
