The Aspiring

Hey hey! Starting this blog, and I am just actually copying this idea from Estephanie Frank, a friend of mine. I just thought-- hey Nika, stupid wanting to be a screenwriter/director someday wherein I don't freaking watch A LOT as in A LOT of movies like the aspiring people like me. So what the heck! I'll start this blog and see if I'll be better next year! Disclaimer: Don't believe on my ratings, it's not professional rating. It is solely based on my emotions and feeling at the time I watched the movie. So, don't watch high rated movies I rated. Smile :)) AND BTW, I realize, I am stupid, and weird. I have this very odd preference and taste for movies. People might not like my opinion about the movies, so if you are reading this DO NOT TAKE THE BLOG POSTS AND THE RATE SERIOUSLY. This blog is made specifically for my own growth. Love love. Pardon with wrong grammar and SYNTAX ERRORS

Sunday, July 17, 2011

87. Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind (4.95/5)



Again, after 4 months of watching this movie, I am rating it.

This movie is directed by Michel Gondry, the same director for Be Kind Rewind and The Green Hornet. It is written by three people, but the screenplay was written by Charlie Kaufman same writer for the movie Being John Malkovich.

Yes, the movie is high level, and it is very thought-provoking. If you have loved much, and was hurt much, you would definitely relate to this  movie. It may be disturbing and bothering for some, but bothering movies are actually the great ones because they stick to you. They leave something like a message to you that couldn't be taken or erased easily.

Kirsten Dunst character is amazing. Very relatable. Jim Carrie is very good here. So is Kate Winslet.

The human brain is indeed the most interesting and hard to understand part of the human body.

I give this movie 4.95/5

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