It's tough
juggling life when attending college full-time. Most, if not almost all, of my
free time has been dedicated to just working on homework and studying.
Therefore, I must apologize for not spending as much time on this.
I can assure you
that even though I may not be posting about movies, I really do in fact love
them. Just recently (basically today), I saw David Fincher’s Gone Girl. Before
that, I had gone to Target to purchase the blu-ray steelbook release of Edge of
Tomorrow (or Live. Die. Repeat. Or whatever they’ll change it to next). I had
begun to waver in my decision to continue to collect blu-rays. Once I finally
opened it, I knew I could not stop. I have so much fun buying movies I enjoy
and know I will watch again.
Back to Gone Girl,
I am basically a David Fincher fanboy. I’m also a fanboy to other directors,
but I’ll stick to talking about Fincher for right now. (Also, what is a fanboy?) Up to the release for
the movie, I was worried we would not get a “solid” Fincher movie. From all the
trailers I saw, it did not seem to fit the style Fincher had developed after
all these years. I can assure you that he did not disappoint. At first, it does
not even seem like a Fincher film. I swear, in the beginning, I thought it
would end up being some average mystery movie where the story would never
eventually develop. Thankfully, I was incredibly wrong…I’m noticing this is
turning into a review…I didn’t mean to do that. I’ll end my thoughts on Gone
Girl here until I post a short review about it.
Anyways, because
Gone Girl dispelled all this worry I had about it, I am even more in love with
film. I also feel that it’s a good movie to start the Oscar season with
especially with October being stacked with some big Oscar players. It’s also
almost inspired me to kind of want to write a screenplay or a book of my own. I
know it takes a lot of work, but I just feel like that aspect, be it literature
or film, would be a lot of fun. Therefore, I think it would be wise for me to
continue on with this blog since I really like talking (or typing, but
whatever) about how movies impact me. Since I am a full-time student, this
might even give me more incentive to work even harder in school than I already
am since I am now going to dedicate a portion of my time to this blog.
I promise you, I am not done and I will not quit. Good luck my friends. :D
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