Love is No Ordinary Crime

Some great movies are just too wrong if to miss. But what distinguish between a good or a bad movie? People have different taste and preference right? Ya, it is subjective. But somehow good movies have one thing in common: a good script.

Or shall I say, a nicely crafted and presented idea and story.

It is the intention of the movie to express the thinking and impact on viewers even after finish watching the movie.

Days ago I watched "The Pursuit of Happyness" for the second time, on HBO. This time I got the feelings even deeper than the fist time I watched it, and I also realized the real character that Will Smith played actually appeared right near the end of the show (because I read Chris Garder up after watching the movie and found out his look). That one thing that remain in my heart after seeing the story is the warmth and passion that one holds toward life no matter how hard it is.

Then I watched another great movie, called Breaking and Entering, a 2006 movie that did not show on cinemas here.

Breaking and Entering, sound action right? Nope it has nothing to do with cops-and-theives nor does it is anything about thriller.

It's about how we ordinary people see and deal with love when our thoughts and feelings are all over the place. What we usually do during then is something our common sense can never explain. Many people know "love is something unexplainable" but our not making any sense may actually put the one we love in a misery and hurt our love in return.

Sometimes when relationship go wrong, please don't ask your partner "why did you do that to me?" but rather take a little while to think "what is wrong with myself?"

Whether or not we look at ourselves straight in the eye determines how we deal with things around us including this very fragile part of our heart, and the result we're going to get.


It is indeed a good one!