Saw Matrix Revolutions yesterday at the Mother Of All Theaters, it was really good and I enjoyed it very much. I still have questions, but would have to see Reloaded again for them to be answered. It was very apocalyptic and biblical, but I'm reasonably certain that was the aim. That alone was what I think makes for good film. The tech aspect was interesting, but that's not really my thing. I'm more for the content and substance and not the visual and conception. It was good all the same and I enjoyed myself.
Carnivale was good last night, and cryptic as ever. There are three eposides left in this season, and I don't think too much is going to be revealed just yet. There are signs of Brother Justin turning bad and signs of Ben and Sofie having more in common than at first glance, but all of that is yet to be told. This whole series is like one giant tarot card reading - again, that's the aim I'm sure. For as hokey as that is, it still makes for good TV.
I concluded yesterday after reading
Charlie has always been the sweetest, kindest kid you'd ever hope to know, and would never deliberately hurt anyone for any reason. I still love that sweet, endearing person you were, Charlie - and will again consider you my friend if you ever decide to be yourself again. The fact remains that I think that you're totally fucked up - and while that is your problem and not mine, I'm not about to sit here and pretend like I think it is acceptable for you to celebrate it. My wish for you is that one day you'll get this bullshit out of your system and choose to be a decent person again. When that day comes, I'll be available for you in any way I can - but until then, I don't know you anymore and while that saddens me more than you know, you have made it necessary.
Now that I'm all depressed and heavy hearted, I'm going to wake up these babies with Good Morning songs and get their day started. Big hugs would be good right about now.
"My spleen is full
though I say I don't hold a grudge
and it may make me vile and wretched and worse off than you
but I do judge."
- Jennifer Nettles