Matrinna Kostrzewa

The couple, in the span of one night: argues, makeup, fight and argue some more, makeup and laugh together, then start to fight again. The repetitive and temperamental nature of their fights may turn some off but I thought it painted these characters more vividly as people who have thought processes where they get pulled into the same arguments over and over, probably because the issues are never truly resolved. I would imagine that their problems with each other and their own insecurities stem from a relationship with a traumatic history. If you’re an audience member who’s ever been in a tumultuous contentious and never-ending circular argument with a love interest, you are bound to finish this film feeling some type of way. To me, it seems as though the relationship of Malcolm and Marie is doomed. But you’ll have to watch to form your own opinion.

Watchmen on HBO To me, this is the story of love being a greater immutable fact than even time it’s self. With having an ability to experience time and space drastically different than everyone else, such as one of Dr. Manhattan’s abilities, it shows that love is still possible, presenting love as an absolute truth, more real than our perception and experience of time. In Angela’s daily experience of the world, she loved Dr. Manhattan. In Dr. Manhattan’s experience of the world, as he could teleport, stop bullets, physically become another person, and use other powers: he loved Angela. This whole thing reminds me of a John Legend song; I think it’s called Love Me Now. Anyhow, about to watch the last episode of this season.

It was very thought provoking. It was the story of a man who was burdened by his own ambition, with a wife who seemed to be content being “queen” of the NY street scene. Through Jamie’s actions, I tried decide if he was a bad person trying to be good or a good person who could not escape the gutter because of his lifestyle and because he was truly bad. Did he really love Tasha and Angela? Or were they just means to navigate the street world who he would part with when they nolonger served a purpose, when he outgrew them? What was the deal with Tariq? Is he bad by nature? His parents’ main goal was to keep him away from the street life and he seemed to have the privilege and the nurturing for a great life but made all the choices that his parents didnt want him to make. His mom began to accept his bad choices and guided him accordingly, his father did not.