ITT We talk about stuffs.
So, yeah. Some of you might remember that back in September I was hopelessly depressed over several things, primarily over a girl. Well, I'm not hopeless depressed, but I still like that same girl. I had like no self-confidence up until just recently, and I own it all to a friend of mine. She, too, was hopelessly depressed to a point where she had inflicted harm upon herself and had called me at one point saying that she was thinking of suicide. Over the months after that she began to get reacquainted with herself in a way, and she found a really great guy. She taught me to look at the bright side of things and that when life has you down that there's always a better tomorrow. I recommend for all of you people who are down in the dumps to find a really good friend who will listen to you and help you go through the worst and the best. No one has to take the shit that gets thrown at everyone alone, because there is always someone who will be more than happy to help. A boyfriend, girlfriend, bestfriend, whatever.
I don't have pics of my bestfriend (who is like my sister, and I'll refer to her as a sister form here-to-for), BUT I do have pics of the girl I like.
pic of herEasy to find stuff on facebook, actually.
Well, enough of that for now.
I've recently watched some new and not so new movies. Here's a quick rundown.
Across the Universe Summary: A man, Jude, goes to America and falls in love with a girl named Lucy.
Review: For a musical, this is great. For a musical based off a particular band, this is phenomenal. The covers are overall the best Beatles covers that I've ever heard, and that's saying something being a bit of a Beatles fanatic. Some quick complaints are that some of the songs are cut down short (Girl is interrupted after the first minute with Helter Skelter). The ending, of which I will not spoil, can leave much to desire. It's one of those endings that make you go 'Wait, THIS is the ending?'. Overall, a great movie. 9/10.
To Hell and Back: The Audie Murphy StorySummary: A man is sent to the third division in World War 2 and becomes the most decorated war hero of WW2.
Review: Great war movie, even better than the alltime classic The Longest Day. My favorite war movie ever, and a must see. 10/10
moar later maybe
Bookswise, I've been reading a lot of the Ender series. Having finally finished the original story revolving around Ender and his family, I'm now reading the Shadow series revolving around Bean. A great set of books.
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