Monster's Ball
i had put off watching monster's ball for the longets time cause i thought it would be a cheessy, boring movie. however today i was left home alone fo the whoooole weekend (yes, back to being in house arrest) nad since i already watched every other movie i have i decided to check monsters ball instead of watching eurotrip fo rthe 100th time and sing along to "scotty doesnt know" well i did and i loooves it! halle berry is a very good actress (why did she even do catwoman?!?!) and billy bob thorton, peter boyle... whew! even p diddy was good. i loved the plot and the acting but most of it i loved the score. there was no soundtrack, just score and it was one of the best scores ive heard. its there with requiem for a dream and amelie... the music was so subtle you forgot it was there and you could concentrate in the scene and the acting, yet it was there and you could notice it. it was lovely, perfect, charming and complemented. it streched the film, it told you what was going on and how to feel but at the same time it left you in suspense... it made you feel soltitude when the character was lonely, it made your heart feel like it was ripping when her heart was breaking, it made you feel uncertainty when you were supposed to be unsure of what to think... wowie... except for some scenes that i had to fastforward (eeeek!) monster's ball was a great movie.. i want the score sooo bad now..
im in no-speaking terms with chevelle and i founds my love for hot hot heat growing this summer... i cant stop listening to them and zero 7.. well im glad i made a copy of all those cds for jorge, otherwise i would be stuck with nothing
other than that life seems.. well why lie? its not peachy at all...
"I'm a bad man." "Who says?" "I do." ----Monster's Ball
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