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**Time of creation: 3:36 AM UTC+8** > *"Cool People, Don't Care"* I quote myself everyday, and no, that didn't came from a movie or some sort of media.. at least not that I know of. This account is so **baby**, and I swore I had an account on this app, I just forgot what username and dope ass password I put on that.. uhh Anyway, I've got plenty of films stocked in my head and I'll be logging them on my free time. It's in the middle of the night when I created this account and I'm getting sleepy. And to save you the benefit of the doubt, I'm a boy. *Ps: How incredibly corny & pretentious this bio is, but I'll contradict myself if I say I care about what people think. I mean, not that I care but, people do say what they think is truth so, it bothers me, but again I'll just probably still go on my day, saying; ** "Cool People, Don't Care."***
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(500) Days of Summer6.0April 21
It's so messy
tick, tick... BOOM!10.0April 18
This resonates with me really well.
The Mitchells vs. the Machines10.0March 20
So apparently I had forgotten about this film, because I knew I watched it a few months back but for some reason, just forgot about it. Although I had forgotten that I watched it, the plot and the story are still clear as crystal in my mind. The story was amazing! For someone who's into childish things, this movie was everything to me. I love Katie and Aaron as the main characters of the story—how they have different yet similar personality. Katie is this artistic big sister who always wants the best for his little brother, and Aaron is this kid who is a bit weird. In someway, I see myself in the both of them—being a responsible bigger sibling to my younger like Katie and a bit of a weirdo and awkward guy like Aaron. Unironically, I kind of see Peppa and George in them, which was hilariously unexpected. But I think this movie resonates more with me now than ever because of the rise of A.I. This movie shows how A.I. can genuinely be a great addition to our everyday lives and become an ethical alternatives to the tools we have today. But this movie also shows how A.I. saturation can result into destruction of production and labor. The A.I. "rebelling" in the story can be both taken as a literal and metaphorical meaning. Other than the message and the unintentional allegory (I think), I've enjoyed this movie—the animation was impeccable, the humour was hilarious, and the characters are truly exceptional. Overall, I think this deserves a five star on my reviews.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 210.0January 24
katniss waking up from the assault from Peeta felt so real because Jenifer acted it out so good. The way she flinched when her neck were pressed was top tier acting.
