February 2012
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6. No Country for Old Men, dir. Ethan & Joel Coen...
This storyline of this film was so subtly shot that it really builds up the necessary suspense need for such a thrilling crime movie. The movie follows a headhunter, Anton (Javier Bardem), who is seeking his $2 million from Llewelyn (Josh Brolin), who had stumbled upon it accidentally. The chase between the two characters is filled with excitement and lots of suspense as you anxiously find out who...
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January 2012
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A hipster to me is someone who kind of dresses up like an artist, but they...
– Joseph Gordon Levitt, definition of a hipster
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December 2011
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unproductive.
Not only did I have a full week off to study for finals, I spent the entire time watching movies— none that were on my 1000+ list either…
Guess which person will have a good laugh as she’s taking her final.
On a happier note, there are 4 more days till I will be homeward bound.
#ihateyouromancemoviesformakingmegetdistracted
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college
when you have covered grades, you end up not caring as much about your tests and finals.
#ihaveconstantsenioritis
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5. Inglourious Basterds (2009), dir. Quentin...
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College
This is a cruel world filled with cruel people. Don’t trust anyone here.
4. The Exorcist (1973), dir. William Friedkin
I finally got around to watching this classic horror movie and I have to admit that I was slightly disappointed. I was expecting to be stricken with horror like I was with The Grudge or Shutter, but really what makes this movie so frightening are the disturbing images of the possessed daughter and the background music.
Watch it for the experience, but skip it if you’re not really interested...
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November 2011
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2: The 39 Steps, dir. Alfred Hitchcock (1935)
Was very confused.
Must watch again…
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i'm back.
true statement.