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“*the other day, i cried. i felt stupid. but you know what? fuck that day. that's why god, or whoever, makes new days.*” well this certainly takes it for one of the most harrowing films i have seen in a long time, it kills me knowing how common this is in the world. there are some evil fuckers out there who would do something like this in a heartbeat, it frightens me: what if i were to fall in love and my partner had intentions of doing something like this? fucking disgusting. mo’nique’s performance was oscar winning and you can clearly see why, the way she screams and the way she delivers the horrendous actions and verbal/physical abuse being precious’s monstrous mother is beyond words. it truly did shock me, the story/plot (courtesy of geoffrey s. fletcher and his inspiration from the novel ‘push’ by sapphire in 1996) merely raises awareness and brings this horrific case to light. gabourey sidibe’s performance as precious herself was incredible and so deserved the oscar win, unfortunately sandra bullock won at the 82nd academy awards that year.

“*don't push it or i'll give you a war you won't believe.*” i adore how this movie is still so important today, knowing that vietnam veterans got treated so badly after the war breaks my heart. no one took into account the genuine trauma that these brave people/soldiers suffered with as a result, rambo indeed has this PTSD. jerry goldsmith’s score is enough to make the film perfect, i am obsessed with his orchestral movie scores and have always been…

“*so which are you? are you a faithless preacher.. or are you a mean motherfucking servant of god*?” i forgot how good this film is and how great it is for it’s time. the overall aesthetic is extremely tarantino-esque (obviously excluding the fact he was starring in it) and i was sat the whole time. george clooney has it all as seth gecko: the looks (most importantly 🙂‍↕️), the charisma, the power over anybody else in the room and the…