Leave me alone, I know what I’m doing
(via whosurdaddynw)
A very productive sunday if you ask me. I just finish this two movies and I feel the need to share my opinion about them, probably you don’t care probably you do; But here it is.
The fact that both movies in my opinion deals with the fact of getting older and finding about what life is and what is ahead of you.
I’m sure that all of you here already know what POBW is all about, you’ve probably read the book or watch the movie. So what’s the point of talk about what everybody already know (Charlie story)? But like I said this movie deals with the fact of getting old, live with the changes and face them. And that shit is scary, but just like charlie decides to participate instead of reading about it is inspiring and motivating.
Charlie has to struggle with some ghost from his past to deal with the future and I think is here where he teaches you great lessons. How mature is to accept that you have stuff in your mind but you still try to live at the best you can.
“And at this point I swear we were infinite” or “We recive the love we think we deserve”. -My favorite quotes from the movie (Probably like the rest of you and 10145123 more people)
And on the other hand is Liberal Arts. I don’t know if you already saw it but if you haven’t, this is the story of Jesse mostly but also Elizabeth and how they kinda have a relationship or want to have one, but the problem is age, one is 35 and the other 19. But to me that’s not the most important thing. Is the fact that one of the is still holding on his time of college and the other just want to experience adult life. This movie is perfect because without you really notice is teaching you important and valuable lessons. So if you have the chance please watch it.
That’s it, that’s pretty much what I want it to say. Well to be honest there’s a lot more but I don’t know how to explain myself and I if did it I would have to write like a 8 pages essay, so it’s better if I end it here.
-xx Andy.