“It might be tempting to think that our myths fail us, but more likely, it’s we who fail to live up to our myths. When we stop believing in what we know is false, we lose something true about ourselves.” -Brian Brems- (reviewing To Live and Die in L.A
Really enjoyed this piece, felt like I was reading thoughts I think to myself on a daily basis. I’m tired of how the internet is too sometimes, always with a solution, telling you what to do. but fear I’m a fraud because I make content, from an objective eye, not too different from the stuff I despise.
I was going to say that the only problem I see with you writing movie reviews is that for those of us who haven't seen the films the writing might not be relevant. I was wrong. I haven't seen 'to live and die in LA', and while I feel like I'm definitely missing context, I don't see any problem with that...
Really enjoyed this piece, felt like I was reading thoughts I think to myself on a daily basis. I’m tired of how the internet is too sometimes, always with a solution, telling you what to do. but fear I’m a fraud because I make content, from an objective eye, not too different from the stuff I despise.
Brilliant. I love how you play with words! I hope one day schools full of children will be studying your use of language
Mall Rats
+1
But also, I'm still waiting for your thoughts on Crossroads.
You are always a big and welcome reset button in my week. You help dismantle whatever self-importance I've pieced together in the last 7 days.
Really good.
I was going to say that the only problem I see with you writing movie reviews is that for those of us who haven't seen the films the writing might not be relevant. I was wrong. I haven't seen 'to live and die in LA', and while I feel like I'm definitely missing context, I don't see any problem with that...