"Long time no see" =.=
It had been busy weeks for me until I don't have the time to update my blog.
Anyway, I don't wish to simply update a post with few lines without quality control.:)
For those who was concerning about my "withdrawal" case, here's the latest update.
This was the response I received after I mailed him few days ago. I did not see him for few classes d and seems like he is now in the hospital for medical emergency thingy....
Well, these 2 weeks time were really so contented and I can't be able to clean up my to-do list~
For this post, I will introduce...hmm...should nt say "introduce".....~
I will comment on a movie which I think is...is...so MESSY!!
The film entitled "Burn After Reading"!
It was a weekend and I ended up watching this movie because other movies were sold out and I have high expectation in this film as it involves few well known stars such as George Clooney, Brad Pitt and etc.
At first, I did not realise it's actually a black comedy, which so called LAME movie!!
The entire movie is a mess.
From the beginning of the show, a CIA agent was sacked, just because he has drinking problem!
This agent went home in depression and lied to his wife that he actually quittted the job.
His wife was so angry as his husband left the agency without any compensation......
The scene then moved to his wife was actually having an affair with another guy, which is played by George Clooney.
This guy was married and his wife was a successful writer who writes tales for children.
Next, the scene moved to a gym!
An old lady, an employee working there was not satisfied with her body shape and she hoped to do make over surgery which might cost her a lot of money.
One day, her colleague accidentally found a document which was left by the sacked CIA agent.
That colleague's role was played by Brad Pitt....
In this show, he acted so dumb....like a fool!
Money is the root of all evil. Since that old lady thirsted so much for money, together with Brad, she tried to threaten that ex-agent for cash in order to return the document.
The ex-agent met up them and whacked on Brad's face without any rewards. The story finally ended up with:
1) Ex-agent was out, George Clooney went to his house to meet his wife.
2) Brad is killed while trying to investigate more about the ex-agent in his house.
3) George was now so tense, always suspecting someone was following him.
4) George's wife, the writer was actually having an affair with another guy.
5) George got crazy and ran to nowhere.
6) That leaked document got attention from CIA, and they caught that old lady to have that document.
7) Ex-agent killed the gym's owner, who was trying to help the old lady in broad daylight.
8) Ex-agent was then shot by a CIA agent who was investigating about the leaked document.
8) Finally, CIA paid the cost of surgery for the old lady in order to keep her mouth shut.
During the end, the scene was in CIA office,
where an agent asked:
"What have u learnt throughout this whole thing?"
Another agent replied:
"Never repeat what we have done?"
They knew that not to repeat the mistakes they have done, though they did not really know what they have actually done!
WHAT THE HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
While leaving the cinema, I was not quite sure what was happening!!
This the 1st time I watched such a lame show.....
though someone reading this now might think that this film is suitable for me....
=.=
I will certainly BURN the disc AFTER READING it with my computer!!
OMG!!
For those who are interested in figuring out what is happening or try to be lame,
you may pick to watch this movie.....GOD BLESS YOU~
Critical Reception:
Todd McCarthy, of Variety magazine, wrote a strongly negative review of Burn After Reading, which he said "tries to mate sex farce with a satire of a paranoid political thriller, with arch and ungainly results.
The Hollywood Reporter reviewer Kirk Honeycutt complimented the actors for making fun of their screen personae, and said the Coen brothers "have taken some of cinema's top and most expensive actors and chucked them into Looney Tunes roles in a thriller."
David Denby of The New Yorker said the movie had several funny scenes, but they "are stifled by a farce plot so bleak and unfunny that it freezes your responses after about forty-five minutes." Innocent people die quickly and the guilty go unpunished.
Leah Rozen, of People magazine, said the characters' "unrelenting dumbness and dim-witted behavior is at first amusing and enjoyable but eventually grows wearing."
What a MESS! MESS! MESS!
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