Ugh

What can I say?
I visited my high school for the first time after graduation.  I never want to do it again.  It was weird and weird.  I feel like I need to go back though, jus to say hello to five people, then bye bye forever.  I really don't miss it at all.  I also hate it when people tell me that I'm coming back to Iowa City.  Well, of course I'm coming back!  To visit!  But after I move, I don't intend to live here anymore.  Ever.  Maybe when I'm old old.  Jake came by today!  It was fun, except I felt stupid.  I wish we could have talked about movies more.  Apparently just because there are a few certain titles that I haven't seen, I suck?  Well, screw you!  And I don't like midnight showings.  I'd rather pay to see a movie when I'm awake and alert.  Not falling asleep and with a headache.  (<3 you jake)

Movie Review Time!!!

I just saw "In a Day."  British film, written and directed by Michael.. something. (I don't memorize director's names.  I need to work on that.)  Point is... It was not very good.
The direction was horrible, especially when it came to the camera work.  ONE OF THEIR SHOTS WAS OUT OF FOCUS!!! WTF?!  And I do not think that was done on purpose.  Other technical bad things were happening too.  Characters were getting cut out of the frame, things placed in front of their faces, etc.  The cinematography wasn't so bad, but there were some random good compositions, and then there were some really really bad ones.   If it hadn't been for those things, the movie would have been ok.
The story was kind of 'bleh.'  like it sort of just happened.  No big deal.  Kind of reminded me of "Good Dick."  The characters had some potential.  The truly interesting ones were either there for two minutes, or never in the movie.  They would just talk about a really really interesting character who would never show up.  If it wasn't for the little things that make you go like "huh, I like that *smile*"  Then I probably would have given it a two star -didn't like it-  rating on Netflix.  But I gave it a three -liked it-  rating.

Did you kno that the Netflix rating system is not based on how good you think the movie was?  It's based on if you liked it or not!  Like I've said before, I like some bad movies, and I don't like some good movies.  But who cares!  one star means 'hated it,' two stars 'didn't like it,' three 'liked it' then 'really liked it'  and finally, five 'loved it.'  So don't give a movie a bad rating because your damn DVD would not play (someone seriously did that)  asshole.

Ok.  Enough about me.... Just kidding!

ta!

-Ricardo