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Secretary. A Lonely Place To Die. Norma Rae. Painful Secrets. Carjacked. The Yellow Handkerchief. Welcome to the Rileys. The Messagner. The Woman in Black. Panic Room. Chernobyl. The Treatment. Silent House. The Innkeepers. I Don’t Know How She Does it. New Year’s Eve. Head Of State. The Party Never Stops: Diary of a Binge Drinker. Invention of Lying. Piranha 3DD.

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Secretary

I would much more like it if it was more of a drama not love story, but everything about it was just right.

In one way or another I’ve always suffered. I didn’t know why exactly. But I do know that I’m not so scared of suffering now. I feel more than I’ve ever felt and I’ve found someone to feel with. To play with. To love in a way that feels right for me. I hope he knows that I can see that he suffers too. And that I want to love him.

Each cut, each scar, each burn, a different mood or time. I told him what the first one was, told him where the second one came from. I remembered them all. And for the first time in my life I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth. I touched the soil and he loved me back.

Why do you cut yourself, Lee?
I don’t know.
Is it that sometimes the pain inside has to come to the surface, and when you see evidence of the pain inside you finally know you’re really here? Then, when you watch the wound heal, it’s comforting… isn’t it?
I… That’s a way to put it.

9/10

A lonely place to die

The first and second act, all the woods scenes are absolutely agitating, but then there is just too much shooting.

8/10

Norma Rae

One of those films, that change your life. I had an occasion to see it a few times before, but this time it was different, as the last time I saw it, it was about two years ago, before Sally and Beau stared together on Brothers and Sisters, and it was a nice surprise to see him here, now I’m going to enjoy watching Nora and Brody scenes even more. A beautiful inspirational story and one of my ten best and most favorite films ever made.

10/10

Painful Secrets

The main character makes every self harmer look like a psycho. Mean girls at school pulling up her sleeves, excellent. Mother’s portrait very realistic and well presented, but ending with the mother moving out, not possible.

You mutilate your own arm and you have no idea why you do it?

5/10

Carjacked

Through most of the film, I was telling myself, that’s what I would do, that’s what makes this movie good. No surprises here, Maria Bello makes the story appealing, again.

8/10

The Yellow Handkerchief

Don’t we just all love dramas like this, peaceful, with no everyday drama, pretending, sweet-talking, just living.

8/10

Welcome to the Rileys

A family helping a troubled young girl, after the loss of their own.

7/10

The Messagner

I remember being a kid seeing the trailer of it at the cinema thinking, I gotta see this one, and after 5 years I finally got to. It was pretty average, and then the guy who was helping them turned out to be the head of the family who died there. And that story never gets old, from the masterpiece The Shining to the newest Seven Below. We’ve seen it, we like it and always will. The fighting part was too short, but the scenery was breathtaking.

6/10

The woman in black

The opening scene, a big yes. Climate, scenography, a huge yes. 25 minutes into the film, ‘this feels like Harry Potter’ The woods seen from Deathly Hallows or or labyrinth from Goblet of Fire. I love how instead of suicide note says, self murder. ‘You could have saved him’. The ending may have swept me of my feet a little bit, though we knew she was not gone.

8.5/10

Panic Room

Where’d you learn that? Titanic. I would definitely carry the phone with me, and I know it was 2001, but c’mon she had a cellphone. The idea of actually hiding in a panic room, smart. A very good thriller, is it wrong that I felt bad for the black guy character?

9/10

Chernobyl

Extreme tourism, no thank you. Nothing like Paranormal Activity, which is a good thing. I always tend to put myself in the characters shoes, and if I were one of them, I would just keep walking, 20km? not more than 8 hours by foot. Why the hell did they stop to take these cables, and come back? No idea. Going back for your friends, another bad idea. Giving a gun to a blonde chick who will not use it, no way, you do realize you will need it more, right? If I were them, I would be selfish, and just keep on going. To go or to stay? Always go. Bad thing, not once did they think about being affected by radiation, and instead of picking the woods, they pick some buildings, of which construction they have no idea of. The chick ending up in the same cell as more infected people, a little too much. I do think the whole idea of Chernobyl, the story not well used. The radiation did a lot of harm, and it would be better if they showed the mutation, and went with something like, people really living here, not just patient escaping theory. Ignoring all the disadvantages and thanking myself for seeing it at the cinema, hell yeah. One of the best horror films this year.

9/10

The Treatment

The film has some sweet moments, but nothing special.

6.5/10

Silent House

Well I clearly did not see it coming, we could expect the main character to be a psychopath, but child molestation and abuse, very nice. I know that Mary-Kate and Ashley never got to be in a horror, but after Lizzie’s performance, I can definitely say we will hear about her, and in a few years, she may be a star, who’s carrier we will follow on daily basis.

7/10

The Innkeepers

The atmosphere was good, and we all love hunted motels, but this movie lacked scare, and when it was, there was a disappointment. The story was badly told, and nothing was clearly answered, but we could analize everything, and come up with an answer that made sense. It may see too tangled, but it is there. The final scene, I saw a bad version of it, but the portrait of Sara’s character was too bright, and definitely did not bring any chills, the sudden door closing does though.

7/10

I don’t know how she does it

I was disappointed with this one, but to watch her have everything under control and her struggle for everything to stay that way was bearable, bad thing it was a comedy.

6.5/10

New Year’s Eve

Oh, thank God, it was not as bad as Valentine’s Day. I was thinking how to grade it and I think the best way is to assess each story seperately. I have watched this film for Hilary Swank, so her character is where I am going to start. Hilary and Robert de Niro, I have no idea why in all those multistory films, someone has to die, but the story was good, all of it. Michele Pfeiffer and Zac Efron, I thought I would like it but I did not, but I loved Michelle’s dancing at the end. But what are you doing, I’m twice your age.’ pretty much spoiled the whole atmosphere. Halle Berry’s story, can we even count it as a sperate story it was so short, and we have seen it already. Wait a minute, didn’t Julia Roberts have like the very same storyline in Valentine’s Day? Jessica Biel and Sara Paulson, it was pretty annoying at times, but interesting in general. Katherine Heigl and Jon Bon Jovi, average, but Sofia Vergara killed it, every time. Sarah Jessica Parker, Abigail Breslin and Jake T Austin, no surprises here, and the only thing I liked, was the scene when the girl sees the guy kissing someone else, turns around crying, and there’s her mother. Ashton Kutcher and Lea Michelle, cliché and nothing special. Josh Duchamel and Sara Jessica Parker, I clearly did not see that one coming. What I also liked was Hector Elizondo’s character, the way Hilary and Josh’s characters almost run into each other, and did in bloopers. As it is my favorite day of the year, I may be a little biased, but no shame here, I just like this day too much.

Nothing beats New York on New Years Eve.

7.5/10

Head of State

There are no surprises here, when I say that I only saw this movie, because Stephanie March is in it, no shame here. The problem is she was the only good thing about this film, the dialogues were lacking, the script was crushing, and I may have been too exhausted when I was watching it, as it was already 1am, because in normal circumstances, I would just turned it off. It was not disastrous, till the character’s brother became his associate, then it was just too much and too unrealistic. The best scene:

‘Can I have a massage?’ ‘Yes!’

4/10

The Party Never Stops: Diary of a binge drinker

We can see that it was aimed for teens, as the story is easy and lacks a lot. I was actually satisfied and a bit sad for what happened to her friend.

5/10

Invention of Lying

The beginning was actually satisfying, but when the character reads his play, it all starts crashing. The idea was not so bad either, but it was not well lead. The scene with Stephanie March was too hilarious.

Some days I stay in bed eating and crying.
I been throwing up painkillers all night, because I’m too afraid to take enough to actually kill myself.
You’re a little man-bitch.
Pepsi – when they don’t have coke.
Listen, I am not attracted to you.
The world is gonna end unless we have sex right now.
Do we have time to go to a motel, or do we have to do it right here?
Your baby is so ugly, it’s like a little rat!

5/10

Piranha 3DD

I have to say, maybe I have overrated the first part, cause this one was a huge disappointment. The story was bad, killings too short. The film was so ridiculous that it was hilarious. I laughed my ass off. as it was that stupid. I am giving it a one extra point for David Hasselhoff, who was amazing and funny. So to everyone who says it’s the worst film of the year, no it isn’t. Check , that was disastrous. Piranha 3DD is a COMEDY, and it is one.

People are dying! Do something!
First of all, I’m not a lifeguard. Never was. Secondly, that was what natural selection’s all about.
Josh cut off his penis because something came out of my vagina!”
You went back in the water. You little ginger moron.
Holy fuck, I’m getting old.
I’m not afraid of some punk ass water.
Holy flying baby shit.
Welcome to rock bottom.

4/10

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my twitter bios

15.04.2011 ‘You forgot the number one rule about remakes: never fuck with the original.’ (Scream 4)

01.06.2011 ‘We need to become doers.’ 2×16 ‘You’re a doer, remember?’ 5×22 (Greys)

5.08.2011 “It’s just… Meredith always makes me think screwed up people have a chance.” (Greys)

9.10.2011 ‘You be wowed, I’ll be drunk.’ (The Big C)

10.11.2011 ‘George is dead and Izzie is gone and we’re all different. We’re different.’ (Greys)

17.12.2011 ‘I thought I was headed in the right direction. My Dark Passenger back behind the wheel. But if I was so sure I knew where I was going…How did I get so lost?’ (Dexter)

23.01.2012 ‘You’re drowning, Grey.’ (Greys)

18.11.2012 ‘You’re a serial killer and I’m more fucked up than you are.’ (Dexter)

7.05.2013 ‘I think my antidepressants just kicked in.’ (The Big C)

10.05.2015 ‘The sad widow is my friend. My best friend.’ (Greys)

My tumblr titles

10.10.10 – ‘Like I said, I’m screwed.’ (Greys)

15.04.11 – ‘It’s just a good story.’ (Greys)

22.06.11 – ‘I should have fought for you, Violet.’ (Private Practice)

20.12.11 – ‘I am a father, a son, a serial killer.’ (Dexter)

8.08.12 – ‘You have to pick the girl who lives.’ (The Big C)

5.10.12 – ‘You are my person. You will always be my person.’ (Greys)

10.11.12 – ‘Thirty second dance party. Dance or you’re fired.’ (Greys)

19.02.13 – ‘There’s nowhere on Earth I’d rather be right now.’ (Castle)

29.07.13 – ‘The family that kills together.’ (Dexter)

15.01.15 – ‘Let’s go home.’ (Parenthood)

20.05.2015 – ‘The sad widow is my friend, my best friend.’ (Greys)

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favourite film and tv quotes

‘When I lived in Porpoise Spit, I used to sit in my room for hours and listen to ABBA songs. But since I’ve met you and moved to Sydney, I haven’t listened to one Abba song. That’s because my life is as good as an Abba song. It’s as good as Dancing Queen.’ (Muriel’s Wedding)

‘I used to think about
your life in New York. I tried to imagine your room. I kept track of the time difference, so I  knew when you were awake and when you were asleep.’ (Disobedience)

‘Nothing’s clean, Howard. But we do our best, right?’ (The Aviator)

‘No, I’m not quitting. I don’t quit things.’
‘No, actually you do. Your mother quit your father. Your father quit you. You quit your boyfriend and if I read your hospital chart correctly you quit your life momentarily on a couple of occasions. You quit. It’s what you know how to do.’ (Greys)

‘Where the hell was I that year?’
‘Your were watching television’. (Everybody Loves Raymond)

‘It’s impossible to worry about anything else when there’s blood coming out of you.’
(Short Term 12)

‘I wanted it to happen. And when we were girls… Even then, it was the same. It’s always been this way! I have always wanted it.’ (Disobedience)

‘Sometimes it’s easy, sometimes you play games in your head. You make up someone, someone good.’ (Greys)

‘There comes a moment when our lives change forever. The moment we admit our weaknesses, the moment we rise to a challenge, the moment we accept a sacrifice, or let a loved one go. And sometimes the change in our lives is an answer to our prayers.’ (Desperate Housewives)

‘Yesterday I went to the movies all day by myself. One after the other. I’ve never done that before. I had a really happy day.’ (Doing Time for Patsy Cline)

‘I just need something to happen. I need a sign that things are going to change. I need a reason to go on. I need some hope. And in the absence of hope, I need to stay in bed a feel like I might die today.’ (Greys)

‘She saved me my whole life. Without her, I’m nothing.’ (The Favourite)

‘Don’t wonder why people go crazy. Wonder why they don’t. In face of what we can lose in a day, in an instant, wonder what the hell it is that make us hold it together.’  (Greys)

‘Bree sobbed quietly in the restroom for five miutes, but her husband never knew, because when Bree finally emerged, she was perfect.’ (Desperate Housewives)

‘I am not food, you cannot just eat and eat.’ (The Favourite)

‘I don’t love him.’
‘Of course you do.’
‘No!’
‘Don’t take me for a fool Olive,  I’m many things but I’m not a fool.’
‘I know that, you’re brilliant.’
‘Don’t you see, it’s over. Whatever this is, was, it’s over.’
‘I love You.’ (Professor Marston and the Wonder Women)

‘At the end of the day, the fact that we have the courage to still be standing, is reason enough to celebrate.’ (Greys)

‘Many years ago, a neighbour and a good friend of ours took her life, and that left us all heartbroken and perplexed. But somehow, when I was alone in that hotel room, I forget about all the pain that she caused. In those awful moments, I thought maybe she had the answer.‘ (Desperate Housewives)

‘What happened last year when you fell in the water?’
‘I almost drowned. Do you think I did that for kicks?’
‘You put your hand in a body cavity that contained unexploded ammunition.’
‘I was trying to save a patient!’
‘Why is it that every other person in that room had the sense to hit the deck? You know people run away from this line between life and death. You seem to stand on it and wait for a strong wind to sway you one way or the other. You’re careless with your life. You’re not slitting your wrists but you’re careless. Probably because your mother told you you were a waste of space on this planet. The problem is you believed her. And if you don’t want out one of these days you’re going to die because of it.’  (Greys)

‘This is the street where I used to live and these were the people with whom I shared my life. I met them the day they moved in. And I saw what they brought with them. Beautiful dreams for the future. And quiet hopes for a better life. Not just for themselves, but for their children, too. If I could, would I tell them what lies ahead? Would I warn them of the sorrow and betrayal that lie in store? No. From where I stand now, I see enough of the road to understand how it must be traveled. The trick is to keep moving forward, to let go of the fear and the regret that slow us down and keep us from enjoying a journey that will be over too soon. Yes, there will be unexpected bends in the road, shocking surprises we didn’t see coming, but that’s really the point. Don’t you think?’ (Desperate Housewives)

‘Was your life not working when you let that slip out from under you?’
‘When are you going to stop suggesting that I’m suicidal?’
‘When you start acting like someone that wants to be alive.’
‘Give me my chart.’
‘Why?’
‘Because I’m not suicidal, and if it says that I am, then it’s wrong.’ (Greys)

‘There is nothing wrong with me.’
‘Then show me your arm.’ (Degrassi)

‘Look, my whole life, I have been the freak. The girl who nobody picked for dodgeball. The girl who didn’t have a mom. The girl who dressed funny because it was her dad buying her clothes. And then, tonight I looked at these people, and I thought maybe there’s a future where I don’t have to be a freak. Maybe I can be who I am and that’s okay.’ (Everything Sucks)

‘Dr, I have been this way since…since I can remember. There is no cure.’ (American Horror Story)

‘He was so crazy about me, I couldn’t breathe. So we tried drinking our way back into love, but it never made sense in the morning. So I ran. And every time I came back, he was here. And he was still crazy about me.’ (My Blueberry Nights)

‘Bree van de Kamp had always wanted to live her life with elegance and grace. That is also how she wanted to die. Her plan was to pour herself a glass of her favorite chardonnay, put on her most stylish nightgown and leave behind a note on embossed stationery.’ (Desperate Housewives)

‘All we have is this moment. The future is just a fucking concept that we use to avoid being alive today. So be… here…. now.’ (Six Feet Under)

‘On the train coming here, we were in the same cart, I saw you, you were reading and you feel asleep. I didn’t dare to look at you, you were so beautiful, it was scary. Afterwards,  I couldn’t stop thinking about you. It made me smile. Then I thought of all the men who would get to hold you, who’d make you laugh. How lucky they were.’ (Enemy at the Gates)

‘It was a good day. Maybe even a great day. Even when it was hard, I was the me in my head. There was a moment when I thought I cant do this, I cant do this alone. I close my eyes and imagine myself doing it, and I did, I blocked out the fear, and I did it.’ (Greys)

‘There comes a time when we must expose our weaknesses. When our secrets can no longer remain private, when our solitude can no longer be denied, when our pain can no longer be ignored, but sometimes we feel so alone that a weakness we thought we’d overcome suddenly becomes too strong to fight.’ (Desperate Housewives)

‘Why did you get married, Esti? Why didn’t you just leave? So everything was all right when I left?’
‘No. I was ill.’
‘What sort of ill?’
‘In my head.’
‘If I had to sleep with a man, why not with our best friend?’
‘Oh, Esti…’
‘It hasn’t been a complete disaster.’
‘And that’s enough?! Do you have to have sex every Friday?’
‘It’s expected.’
‘It’s medieval. What happened to you?’
‘Nothing. You happened to me. And then I started teaching and that became important. I give them ambition.’
‘To do what? Push out seven babies and be a good wife?’
‘Don’t. Don’t. I help them to value themselves.’
‘Okay, but what about you?’
‘That is me. And you? Are you happy?’
‘Yes, I am.’
‘Have you been with other women?’
‘No. Not really. And you?’
‘No.’
‘But, Esti… Do you still
only fancy women?’ (Disobedience)

‘OK, then, listen. Let’s not get caught.’
‘What are you talkin’ about?’
‘Let’s keep goin’!’
‘What d’you mean?’
‘Go.’
‘You sure?’
‘Yeah. Yeah.’ (Thelma & Louise)

‘She let me live at Nora’s house. She let me believe that I was a part of their family. I fell in love with that family. What am I supposed to do, just sit there, pretend I’m related to them? I was happy. For the first time in my life I was happy.’ (Brothers and Sisters)

‘You will be left all alone with your bitterness and your rage and your knowledge that you loved her and she loved you and you threw it away for them.’
‘Do you love her?’
‘Yes.’
‘And Have you always?’
‘Yes.’
‘So then ask her.’
‘Olive, will you forgive me?’ (Professor Marston and the Wonder Women)

‘No razors, no scissors, no fucking freedom.’
(Short Term 12)

‘You can’t take a picture of this. It’s already gone.’ (Six Feet Under)

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