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Hi! Im here sitting in front of Si mac and hell Yeah got nothing to do here.
Midnight already, Im starving but if I have a supper I'll be fatter than now and it's gonna be like seriously hell for me -_-
Im single, hbu? hahah lol
Sometimes I kinda miss the whole things,being together, you know love each other in unique way and other cute things to do aw touchy
It sucha unimportant post to be read!
I don't hv any inspirations to write about something but my fingers can't hold it self for not typing and my brain can't shut it mouth and keep saying words which's gonna explode if I aint write something!
phew! Guys is there anything I can do?
Boredom just hit me all over again
Hey I write spontaneously I didn't pick any tittle so It's gonna be untittled post which doesn't has any point&topic.
Btw Monday will come soon, it's time to go back to school. Doing evrysingle things which I really hate the most to do.
Don't you hate your school?
If school feels like heaven I won't beef about
I knew someone whose I hate haha kinda stupid like seriously we're a teenage gonna be adults soon but we still like hates,judging,quiping each other
I love english btw. Do my english taste better? ah lah Im starving much!
Hey y'all can you see from those words above Im sucha crazy people,uncleared post,
Omg I don't what should I write below
Guys guys the boredom really pissing me off
Someday when I'll really busy doin my stuff I'll miss the hits from the boredom!
See ya peeeps, kinda weird need to stop there's no direction on this post!
See y'all!

For me, there are few things like the experience of a good movie in the theatre, it’s one of the reasons it’s my desire to make films for audiences. A great film is hard enough to do, but if you as a filmmaker can make a great film and suck the audience into its world to the point that the theatre comes under the films control – well there’s nothing like experiencing that. To this day I still remember what it was like when I first watched Jurassic Park and felt that dinosaurs were real, sat in Seabiscuit and realized audience members around me were cheering for a horse onscreen, and I know that the collective gasp and gleeful astoundment that came with the credits of Inception will stay with me as well.

I can’t tell you much about the actual plot of Inception, both because it’s so beautifully complicated I wouldn’t know how to begin, and because the film deserves to be watched for the first time with the freshest eyes you can, so that you too can be completely caught in the wonder. By saying the film is beautifully complicated does not mean it does not make sense, this is a film that is the complex, exquisite brainchild of master craftsman Christopher Nolan.

I do not throw the word auteur around much as I believe film is a collaborative process and auteur limits the results to one man’s contribution, but upon seeing this film I believe Christopher Nolan deserves the title of auteur. Inception could not be made without him completely involved in every aspect of the film – it reeks of an auteur’s hand.

With every film Christopher Nolan seems to be getting better. Even though the man makes giant films that make money hand over fist, I would in no way call him a commercial director, and I mean that as a compliment. Nolan makes films that achieve worldwide attention, steal the top stop at the box office, and gain critical recognition, yet they are by no means simple. Christopher Nolan has mastered the art of being able to tell a worthy, intricate tale in a compelling and entertaining way, getting the best performances possible out of his actors, and trusting the audience to come into his world instead of making his films fit into theirs. This is a balsy approach in a filmmaking era where tentpole films are generally more flash than substance and the audience leaves happy, but rarely thinking about what they actually watched for anything more than the adrenaline that it pumped through them. This is the reason it’s my desperate dream to have Christopher Nolan as a directing mentor – there could be no better hands to sit under and study.

Inception is worthy of all the critical praise it has received and I hope that it continues to surmass more critical and audience praise as it continues down it’s theatrical journey. I for one and excited to see what the visuals will look like on the IMAX screen, as they are already astoundingly visual on the standard screen. I can’t wait to go down the rabbit hole again and begin dreaming with Christopher Nolan one more time.

Director & Writer: Christopher Nolan
Cobb: Leonardo DiCaprio
Arthur: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Ariadne: Ellen Page
Eames: Tom Hardy
Saito: Ken Wantanabe
Yusuf: DiLeep Rao
Robert Fischer Jr.: Cillian Murphy
Browning: Tom Berenger
Mal: Marion Cotillad
Maurice Fischer: Pete Postlethwaite
Miles: Michael Caine
Mash: Lukas Haas

Cobb: You're asking me for Inception. I hope you do understand the gravity of that request.