Por lo visto los Blogitzers (gané!! gané!!!) tuvieron mayor acogida que los Oscar porque nadiesssss ha comentado sobre por qué, POR QUÉ no ganó There Will Be Blood a mejor película si en mi humilde opinión se la lleva de encuentro y la chanca sin misericordia a No Country for Old Men.
En fin, son cosas del Orinoco.
Para variar me pegué una maratón pirata este fin de semana para lograr ver a la mayoría de nominadas y disfrutar el Oscar con mi balota y mis nominaciones. Casi tiro un pedazo de papaya al televisor (a falta de canchita, papaya) cuando no ganó mi favorita pero bueno, cuando yo pertenezca a la Academia las cosas serán distintas.
Bien por Daniel Day Lewis. You could say I'm an oil man.
Hace hambre, me voy a hacer la finta de que almuerzo.
chaiiiitooooo
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lunes, febrero 25, 2008
domingo, abril 22, 2007
Llegué al nous
Una de las verdades más absolutas del universo, pensamiento elaborado por la filósofa y Life Coach Carmen Piedra de los Rios y los Mares:
IGNORAR ES VIVIR.
¿Cómo pude vivir tanto tiempo sin saberlo?
Señores, de ahora en adelante ignoraré a diestra y siniestra y viviré feliz.
Recomendación del día: Si consiguen entradas, vayan a ver El Perú Ja Ja. Esta puesta en escena está buenísima (y super actualizada).
Movie Quote del Día: Life's hard. It's supposed to be. If we didn't suffer, we'd never learn anything. (Jesse en Before Sunset, uno de los mejores guiones del mundo)
* Escuchando Traffic in the Sky, de Jack Johnson. The words are all around, but the words are only sounds...
* Estupidizada por el hecho de que se viene una semana entera, pero esperanzada porque el jueves es mi día internacional. Woohoo!!
IGNORAR ES VIVIR.
¿Cómo pude vivir tanto tiempo sin saberlo?
Señores, de ahora en adelante ignoraré a diestra y siniestra y viviré feliz.
Recomendación del día: Si consiguen entradas, vayan a ver El Perú Ja Ja. Esta puesta en escena está buenísima (y super actualizada).
Movie Quote del Día: Life's hard. It's supposed to be. If we didn't suffer, we'd never learn anything. (Jesse en Before Sunset, uno de los mejores guiones del mundo)
* Escuchando Traffic in the Sky, de Jack Johnson. The words are all around, but the words are only sounds...
* Estupidizada por el hecho de que se viene una semana entera, pero esperanzada porque el jueves es mi día internacional. Woohoo!!
miércoles, abril 11, 2007
la movie quote del día
(*la autora de este blog se ha tomado la libertad de recortar ciertas partes del texto a continuación por motivos de fuerza mayor, thankyouverymuch)
it struck me that this ritual, a wedding ceremony, is the last scene of a fairy tale. They never say what happens after. That Cinderella drove the prince mad by obsessively cleaning the castle. They don't say what happens after because there is no after.
[...]Experts, scholars and my Aunt Esther are united in one belief: True love has spiritual dimensions, while romantic love is a lie. A myth. A soulless manipulation. And speaking of manipulation ...lt's like going to the movies and seeing the lovers kiss ... The music swells, and we buy it, right? So when my date kisses me, and l don't hear strings, l dump him. The question is, why do we buy it?
Because, myth or manipulation, we all want to fall in love. That experience makes us feel completely alive. Our everyday reality is shattered, and we are flung into the heavens. lt may only last a moment, an hour, but that doesn't diminish its value. We're left with memories we treasure for the rest of our lives.
l read, ''When we fall in love, we hear Puccini in our heads.'' l love that. His music expresses our need for passion and romantic love. We listen to La Bóheme or Turandot, or read Wuthering Heights, or watch Casablanca, and a little of that love lives in us too.
So the final question is: Why do people want to fall in love when it can have such a short run and be so painful? [...]
l think it's because, as some of you may already know ... While it does last, it feels fucking great.
(Rose Morgan en "The Mirror has two faces")
it struck me that this ritual, a wedding ceremony, is the last scene of a fairy tale. They never say what happens after. That Cinderella drove the prince mad by obsessively cleaning the castle. They don't say what happens after because there is no after.
[...]Experts, scholars and my Aunt Esther are united in one belief: True love has spiritual dimensions, while romantic love is a lie. A myth. A soulless manipulation. And speaking of manipulation ...lt's like going to the movies and seeing the lovers kiss ... The music swells, and we buy it, right? So when my date kisses me, and l don't hear strings, l dump him. The question is, why do we buy it?
Because, myth or manipulation, we all want to fall in love. That experience makes us feel completely alive. Our everyday reality is shattered, and we are flung into the heavens. lt may only last a moment, an hour, but that doesn't diminish its value. We're left with memories we treasure for the rest of our lives.
l read, ''When we fall in love, we hear Puccini in our heads.'' l love that. His music expresses our need for passion and romantic love. We listen to La Bóheme or Turandot, or read Wuthering Heights, or watch Casablanca, and a little of that love lives in us too.
So the final question is: Why do people want to fall in love when it can have such a short run and be so painful? [...]
l think it's because, as some of you may already know ... While it does last, it feels fucking great.
(Rose Morgan en "The Mirror has two faces")
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