David kevwe

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Arrival

I have probably never seen a movie that was as poorly paced. The editing was quite horrendous, from the shot composition to the sound choices. The dialogue was quite unbearable. There were some scenes where I had to clearly convince myself that it was another form of comedy or tragedy. Character development??? Poor casting? Terrible acting? There was only one sequence that I can probably say was good. But it's so hard to consider as good because it was useless to the story that they wanted to tell. This sounds harsh, I know, but harsh is a fair word compared to the torture of sitting through the story. Watching static would have been better.

The Perfect Arrangement

I've thought about how to properly express the feelings I carried around while reading, and the feeling I do when I finished. I found traces of my personal life, as though a complete stranger could mirror my existence in near-matching details. In Love, academics, and philosophical orientation. I had my affinities for Characters like Masud, and utter puzzlement with a whiff of hate for Uncle Amir, but like in my own life haven't decided if people carry the titles of Good or Bad. Definitely a good read. It titillates the mind and it has mine.

Gravel Heart: By the Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2021