moulin rouge was showing on star movies this morning.
it's a show that i wouldn't mind watching over and over again, because the musical's really nice.

but everytime i watch shows like this i wish there's a lit student or a person well versed in filmology (is theatre studies a better word) watching it with me.
i know the show's deep,
but i really can't tell you why, or how exactly the movie is being developed and what effects are being used in the show.
thence the much needed "friend".

i remember some time ago i was asked to watch this mtv,
and the person who made me watch it was quite eager to explain in depth what he thought about the mtv, which in turn made me quite happy cos i felt that i wouldn't be so ignorant anymore.
but halfway through he stopped.

back then i really wanted to hear him speak,
i really wanted him to go on,
but im guessing that
1) he would rather speak with someone who can comprehend on the same level and/or
2) my quietness made him feel that i was really bored.

i'm only ashamed that i can't give constructive comments to make it a two way conversation.


okay im actually watching saw 5 now.
haha, i never understood the plot completely,
except that there exists a guy named jigsaw, and he's the mastermind of those cleaverly invented (mind)games. before jigsaw dies he finds his successor, some girl named amanda i think, who dies too?
yup that's all i know from the show.
oh and, "i wanna play a game with you." yea-hh.
super love the gore.