I WATCHED INCEPTION AND THEN I WENT HOME AND READ UP THE WIKI-SYNOPSIS FOR IT BECAUSE IT MADE NO SENSE.
It really was interesting, with so much information crammed in only three hours, like the concept of Penrose stairs. It was hardcore and I think I'd grow to love it, but why won't it just MAKE SENSE OMG. It's kind of like gossipgirl, hahaha where eveything was implied and ambiguous, and little was said. (Less Is More!)
Leonardo Dicaprio is really good at playing the part of a lover. It's beautiful, how he and Mal were so in love they spent time in each others dreams (literally, 'in my head'). They grew old together, 'till death do us part' and spent 50 years together in isolation. Mal trusted him enough for him to convince her to be in a double-suicide with him.
But is love really that complicated? Because in the end, they both went insane.
So this brings up the age-old question - what is love? A strong attraction ...?
Watching that movie tired me, and I already was tired from playing that stupid game all day. Playing games during class has the same side-effects as drugs: jumpy from alt-tabbing every time a teacher came, and stoned from staring at little peas shooting across the screen.
Afterwards we went and ate at this korean barbeque place, where all the meat probably wasn't meat and all tasted the same.
gg's
Advice of the day: Tomato sauce tastes good with everything. EVERYTHING.
COUNTING STARS WISHING I WAS OKAY
CRASHING DOWN WAS MY BIGGEST MISTAKE
