2010
04.01
Poster
Remember Bridget Johns singing “All by myself, don’t wanna be all by myself anymore” alone at home? That’s my favorite scene in the movie “Bridget Jones’ Dairy”. Sometimes I am just as crazy as her, waving my arms and beating time with my feet. In the movie, Bridget Johns finally found out the one who told her: “I like you. Just as you are.” That’s the key to true love: Love someone as he or she is. No matter poor or rich; ill or health; beautiful or not.
Bridget wrote in her dairy: It is a truth universally acknowledged that when one part of your life starts going okay, another falls spectacularly to pieces. So stop dwelling on that had happened. Pay attention to the positive side. Whenever you need someone to encourage you, to help regain confidence, try to find that “one” in you.
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Tags: Bridget Jones’ Dairy, confidence, love, Mc Honky Category music |
2010
03.27
Distance
I saw you in the distance
A noble soul shines
A humble heart hesitates
Tortures the distance
Consoles the distance
Keep it, keep it, the distance
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Tags: distance, love, poem Category TV series, life |
2010
03.26
Pressure, pressure, pressure. Once the balance of life was broken, anxiety sneaked up.
Ibrahim Ferrer
No coffee, no tea, only a piece of Jazz music will work.
If Hip-hop represents vigorous young people, Jazz is likely to be a wise old man. There is no boundary in the world of music. However, different genres capture different features. As for Jazz, nothing is more notable than its elegance. It is a gentleman sipping a cup of tea. It is a lady flicking her skirt.
Personally, I would like listening to Jazz at an easy night. The swing surely let my imagination take flight.
Here are two recommendations of Jazz album: <Buena Vista Social Club> & <Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer>
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Tags: Cuba, Ibrahim Ferrer, Jazz Category music |
2010
03.20
Poster
It has been a couple of days since I watched the “The Hurt Locker”. I’ve been thinking over the main idea Kathryn Bigelow wanted to tell.
From the beginning, the director told us: War is drug. But whom is the drug for? In political terms, the drug is for governors. Disguised as civilized guardian, advocating for peace and love, they started the war with malicious intentions. They are addicted to power, to domination, to war. The story reminds me of George Orwell’s <Animal Farm>. Animals suffered from laborious work. Once pigs led the war against man, they became more and more aggressive. And finally, the smartest pig became a dictator and other animals suffer more than before. This book mainly insinuated the corruption of socialism during Stalin’s period. However, back to reality, arbitrary domination is not exclusive in Socialist society. Capitalism, feudal societies are no exception. Probably, it should due to the evil of human nature. Please don’t take me as an absolute pessimist. I just can’t find any optimistic reason to explain it.
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Tags: Oscar nomination, The Hurt Locker, war Category Feature film |
