I didn't do this for any other purpose than to see if I could. I watched a lot of great films, and I watched a lot of terrible films. In hindsight I wish I had targeted more important films instead of wasting time with trash, but oh well.
Wish me π!
Like the title says. It's like I have an internal timer, and the noise from the alarm is irrelevant or something. Why is that? Does anyone else have that?
For reference I have an absolutely shit sleep schedule that isn't even close to consistent. I don't feel like I've trained my body to do this or anything.
Does anyone know if it's available anywhere? No luck finding it on YouTube, but I might not be using the correct search terms.
In high school, I would always wish that I wouldnβt wake up the next day before going to bed. That was 8 years ago. Just now, while getting under the covers, I randomly said to myself βgoodnight world, hope to see you tomorrowβ.
Watch Me Before You official trailer:
Me Before You is a 2016 romantic drama film directed by Thea Sharrock.
Starring Emilia Clarke, Sam Claflin, Janet McTeer, Brendan Coyle, Charles Dance, Matthew Lewis, Jenna Coleman, Samantha Spiro, Vanessa Kirby, Alan Breck and others.
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Only one day is left Only one day We are leaving the others We're going away Today we all steal Animals we are Possession is lost Our souls are from the wild And wings to reach the sky Let the sun fall into the ocean Let the earth erupt in flame It is enough to have the strength And knowledge To raise our dream machines Into the sky
Let them sleep who do not know The final day is here The very last And we leave at dawn
There is no force no money and no power To stop us now and change our fate Now every problem is destroyed We raise our hands and bodies to the peak Into the Universe- towards the stars we go
Machines we are sending to the skies Above us all And leave behind those who don't know Of the final day We leave in sleep those who don't know (and) we leave at dawn We are driven by the B-machine (Wild B-machine - that never stops)
Machines we are sending to the skies Above us all And leave behind those who don't know Of the final day We leave in sleep those who don't know And we leave at dawn We are driven by the B-machine that never stops
Merry Christmas Eve Eve
This has started happening at certain age (like 25) and has been very regular. It just takes a single beer before sleep and I wake up at like 2 AM and can't fall asleep again for about an hour. Just like now (it's 3:20 in here). Larger amounts of alcohol usually keep me asleep safely, just with the hangover.
It's an amazingly beautiful horror film! Something type like "A Nightmare on Elm Street", "The Amityville Horror", "Mama" and "The Possession"..
The story was really interesting! The kid Cody (Jacob Tremblay) has unusual nightmares, but he can't live without nightmares until he finds one thing to realize something..
The acting were good, but Jacob Tremblay (the kid who played in "Room") was absolutely a fantastic and very cute kid in it.
Don't expect a scary movie that is actually scary, but it has some good scary parts and good jump scares. The special makeup is amazing! The ending was beautiful and just sad, but also happy!
I gave "Before I Wake" a 9 out of 10.
There is something about this film that having re-watched it I just feel the need to want to talk about it. I remember it being controversial at the time but after re-watching it on Netflix I had to go back and read reviews to understand why. (Warning heavy plot spoilers)
I like Passengers, there I said it, cards on the table. That said I don't feel it is a great sci-fi movie, nor a great drama and it lacks any of the mystery to be a good thriller. People who have complaints with it on those grounds, who felt the trailer was misleading, I hear you. I like the film, but its flawed and by no means a classic.
Iβve also seen many people say Passengers would be a good film/thriller if it missed the first 30 mins or so about Jims awakening, or if it was told from Auroraβs perspective. I think they are right.
However for me they miss the point of the film which I actually found quite profound, for what is otherwise a fun but generic and obviously plotted sci-fi drama.
It made me realise I would probably do what Jim did.
When I went back and read reviews I saw a number of complaints that basically boiled down to the fact the love story was unbelievable, that Aurora would never forgive Jim and that Jim was a monster who deserves no forgiveness.
I have contention with both these points.
The reason why I like the film the way it was plotted is precisely because we see Jimβs predicament and we learn to like him, to empathise with his position. The moment where he hugs the space suit epitomises for me the absolute despair and loneliness he must be feeling.
If we never saw this side it would be very easy to dismiss Jim as a creepy monster, a man who woke a woman up, tricked her in order to gain her confidence and did so for his own desires.
I may be wrong, but I feel the real reason some people donβt like the story of Passengers is because it forces us to face an uncomfortable truth, the same one Aurora is ultimately confronted with if Jim was to die. We are social creatures and being trapped isolated and alone but being able to see the company of those we seek for all of us would be too tempting.
The uncomfortable reality is that any of us put in Jimβs position would face the same bleak choice, suicide, or wake someone else against their will. Nobody could happily live out their days onboard given the situation Jim finds himself in.
We may think we are morally virtuous and we would of course rather die than harm another, but the reality is I think most peo
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