I just revealed that I easily wake up at 3 am in my previous post~ And now I'm literally writing this post at 3.30 am... I slept around 11.30 pm just now, but something is bothering my mind.. So I guess writing is the best way to dissipate the unruly thoughts away~
Like always.. Right now my window is wide opened.. The air is still.. Did a quick peek to find where's the moon..
"Where's the moon?? Where's the moon?? Aaah... there it is~"
It's right on top of me with moving thin clouds covering it.. A brilliant creation indeed~
I guess I'll talk about "Greenzone", a movie that I watched yesterday starring Matt Damon.. Well, the setting of the movie was back during the Iraq war when the US sent their troops to unravel the Weapon for Massive Destruction (WMD) and in this movie Matt Damon (Miller) is one of the team leader. He was suspicious about his futile findings and questioned his chiefs about the reliabilty of the information source. It turned out that everytime he raise question, they became irritated.. So he began his own investigation to find out the truth.. I remember 1 dialogue where Matt Damon said...
"What are we doing here chief?? I'm here to safe lives.. Safe the country" Matt Damon was a soldier who really wanted to help.. He was rather naive~
Matt Damon seriously did a marvellous come back.. But my favouite cast would be Freddy, an Iraqi civillain who wanted to contribute to his country.. He bravely went to Matt Damon's team to give information regarding this secret meeting of Saddam's subordinates and one time when Matt Damon offered Freddy a reward if he agrees to become Matt Damon's translator, he said...
"Do you think I'm doing this for a reward?? Don't you think I'm doing this for myself?? For my family?? For my country??"
Well, this part was where I burst into tears haha (fyi, I cried in almost all movie including "How to Train Your Dragon"~) But seriously.. It was really touching~ The movie meticulously illustrate the condition at that time.. Even the scene where the Iraqi went looting were shown.. But I know that the condition there were even worst in reality but what the director did for this movie was enough to make me say
"Ya Allah~ I don't want to be in that condition~"
There were lots of dialogues that express what was playing inside every concern mind in this world during the US invasion in Iraq. I won't write everything here because it'll be not exciting later to yous who haven't wathced the movie...
Anyway, this is a very good movie. There's very little bias in the movie and it is one of those that evoke the long forgotten spirit to fight against insolent leadership to pursue justice. It also portray patriotism and unity in some way... No religious element were inserted. I guess that was too sensitive, isn't it?
5 stars for "Greenzone"... As always, after watching this type of movie, I walked out feeling a little dizzy. Though there were not so many splattered blood on the screen, I just couldn't handle the tension from all the horrific scenes where civillains were captured and shot without mercy
Like always.. Right now my window is wide opened.. The air is still.. Did a quick peek to find where's the moon..
"Where's the moon?? Where's the moon?? Aaah... there it is~"
It's right on top of me with moving thin clouds covering it.. A brilliant creation indeed~
I guess I'll talk about "Greenzone", a movie that I watched yesterday starring Matt Damon.. Well, the setting of the movie was back during the Iraq war when the US sent their troops to unravel the Weapon for Massive Destruction (WMD) and in this movie Matt Damon (Miller) is one of the team leader. He was suspicious about his futile findings and questioned his chiefs about the reliabilty of the information source. It turned out that everytime he raise question, they became irritated.. So he began his own investigation to find out the truth.. I remember 1 dialogue where Matt Damon said...
"What are we doing here chief?? I'm here to safe lives.. Safe the country" Matt Damon was a soldier who really wanted to help.. He was rather naive~
Matt Damon seriously did a marvellous come back.. But my favouite cast would be Freddy, an Iraqi civillain who wanted to contribute to his country.. He bravely went to Matt Damon's team to give information regarding this secret meeting of Saddam's subordinates and one time when Matt Damon offered Freddy a reward if he agrees to become Matt Damon's translator, he said...
"Do you think I'm doing this for a reward?? Don't you think I'm doing this for myself?? For my family?? For my country??"
Well, this part was where I burst into tears haha (fyi, I cried in almost all movie including "How to Train Your Dragon"~) But seriously.. It was really touching~ The movie meticulously illustrate the condition at that time.. Even the scene where the Iraqi went looting were shown.. But I know that the condition there were even worst in reality but what the director did for this movie was enough to make me say
"Ya Allah~ I don't want to be in that condition~"
There were lots of dialogues that express what was playing inside every concern mind in this world during the US invasion in Iraq. I won't write everything here because it'll be not exciting later to yous who haven't wathced the movie...
Anyway, this is a very good movie. There's very little bias in the movie and it is one of those that evoke the long forgotten spirit to fight against insolent leadership to pursue justice. It also portray patriotism and unity in some way... No religious element were inserted. I guess that was too sensitive, isn't it?
5 stars for "Greenzone"... As always, after watching this type of movie, I walked out feeling a little dizzy. Though there were not so many splattered blood on the screen, I just couldn't handle the tension from all the horrific scenes where civillains were captured and shot without mercy
