I've only lived here a year so I still occassionally think about the vast differences between Texas and California. I actually am a fan of living here and amazingly glad I moved, but I had never realized how thoroughly to the core I am Californian until I moved to another state.
Here's some food you can get in Texas that I'd never encountered in California:
-frozen pizza from the grocery store topped with pepperoni and jalapenos
-fried pickles at a restaurant
-corn fritters (fried nuggets of cream of corn)
-sweet tea as almost always an option if not just the default
-sushi that has roast beef in it
-barbacoa
-candied jalapenos
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
humpday happiness!
Thank you, Mike, for the suggestion for the Wednesday theme. Yay!
Here's a list of happy things that either happened this week or I am just particularly delighted by at the moment:
...chicken and dumplings for dinner last night, with a lovely toasted loaf of French bread on the side.
...my niece being excited about coming over to bake cupcakes with me to celebrate her birthday.
...retractable pens that have orange and pink ink.
...cold cold cold mornings.
...a good interview at the Bux to hopefully be rehired for a weekend shift.
...the possibility of another lengthy hot bubble bath in my parent's giant tub this weekend.
...seeing the movie Snakes on a Plane.
...K laying down next to me, keeping his eyes closed, but puckering up for a kiss.
...my tank of gas is lasting abnormally long.
...free soda as long as I bring my cup to work.
...Almond Snickers.
...hair that is long enough and thick enough to put up with a pencil.
...Carmex.
...a nice warm bed to snuggle into when it's cold outside.
...The Office.
...two email buddies for during the day.
Here's a list of happy things that either happened this week or I am just particularly delighted by at the moment:
...chicken and dumplings for dinner last night, with a lovely toasted loaf of French bread on the side.
...my niece being excited about coming over to bake cupcakes with me to celebrate her birthday.
...retractable pens that have orange and pink ink.
...cold cold cold mornings.
...a good interview at the Bux to hopefully be rehired for a weekend shift.
...the possibility of another lengthy hot bubble bath in my parent's giant tub this weekend.
...seeing the movie Snakes on a Plane.
...K laying down next to me, keeping his eyes closed, but puckering up for a kiss.
...my tank of gas is lasting abnormally long.
...free soda as long as I bring my cup to work.
...Almond Snickers.
...hair that is long enough and thick enough to put up with a pencil.
...Carmex.
...a nice warm bed to snuggle into when it's cold outside.
...The Office.
...two email buddies for during the day.
shh, don't tell anyone
I'm a nerd. I can't help it. I'm sure part of it is my dad always at least knows about the latest technology if not has it. But mostly, I just love advances and gadgets and cool random stuff. So I know when Steve Jobs is about to make an announcement and I look forward to hearing the highlights later. I look forward to my dad sending me the link for the stream of the keynote address.
I won't be able to afford it anytime soon, so I just want someone I know to get an iPhone when they're available in June. Just let me hold it for a minute. I'll do my best to not drool on it.
I won't be able to afford it anytime soon, so I just want someone I know to get an iPhone when they're available in June. Just let me hold it for a minute. I'll do my best to not drool on it.
Monday, January 8, 2007
movie review monday: apocalypto
Apocalypto
Full Synopsis:
As the foundation of the Mayan civilization begins to crumble, one man's previously idyllic existence is forever changed when he is chosen as a sacrifice needed to appease the gods in director Mel Gibson's mythic, end-times adventure. The Mayan kingdom is at the absolute height of opulence and power, but leaders are convinced that unless more temples are constructed and more human sacrifices made, the crops, and ultimately the people, will suffer. Jaguar Paw (Rudy Youngblood) is a peaceful hunter from a remote forest tribe whose life is about to be changed forever. When Jaguar Paw's village is raided and he is prepared as a sacrifice that the Mayan deities have demanded, the brave young hunter is forced to navigate a horrific new world of fear and oppression. Fearlessly determined to escape his captors and save his family from a harrowing demise, Jaguar Paw prepares to risk it all in one final, desperate attempt to preserve his dying way of life. However, few who have seen the sacrificial alter of the Mayans have managed to live to see another day. Now, in order to rescue his pregnant wife and young son, Jaguar Paw will have to elude the most powerful warriors of the Mayan kingdom while using his vast knowledge of the forest to turn the tables on those who would rather see him dead than set free. Inspired by such ancient Mayan texts as the Popul Vuh, Apocalypto marks a comprehensive collaboration between director Gibson, Cambridge-educated screenwriter Farhad Safinia, and world-renowned archeologist and Mayan culture expert Dr. Richard D. Hansen -- whose services as a special consultant on the film lent the production an unprecedented degree of historical accuracy. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Running Time:
2 hours 17 minutes
Okay, I heard about Mel Gibson making this movie FOREVER ago and completely did not understand the concept at all. I figured he was going a little crazy maybe. Then I saw a long preview in the theater in the spring or maybe early summer and I was intrigued. I thought that Mel Gibson might be going crazy, but he was going to make a little money off of me going to see his film and figure out what the deal was. The release was delayed because of all those crazy rain storms and then when it did finally come out, I didn't rush out and see it for some reason or another.
This weekend, K said he wanted to go to the movies and I was actually kind of surprised when he suggested a few other titles before this one. There are about four we both want to see and we didn't decide until we were almost at the ticket window to just see Apocalypto. I picked it because I figured of the ones we were deciding between, this one was probably the one that would be most enhanced by seeing it on the big screen.
I LOVED this movie. There was action, suspense, love, and some really powerful themes. On top of that though, it was a beautifully made film. The cinematography was incredible and the actors were impressive, especially since several of them (if not all) had never been involved in a movie before. It is not in English, but it only took me a few minutes to get so caught up in what was happening that I forgot I was reading along. It was much bloodier than I had expected, but I don't feel it was gratuitous at all. There are a lot of deaths and difficult scenes to watch, but nothing was over the top or disgusting for disgusting's sake.
There is a lot of evil and anger and vengenace in this movie, but I think the main theme was overcoming fear. I also don't think the point is that man is evil. The story is based on supposed events of the downfall of the Mayan civilization, but I don't think anyone knows for sure what exactly happened. I would characterize the plot as the story of an ordinary man choosing to act heroically in a set of circumstances there would be no shame in succumbing to.
But anyway, go see it. And see it in the theater where the screen draws you in and it's loud and it's an experience. There specific scenes that just won't have the same effect being seen at home.
Rating: five out of five stars. Be ready to be drawn into a world completely different from your own to root for someone you hope you can be like.
Full Synopsis:
As the foundation of the Mayan civilization begins to crumble, one man's previously idyllic existence is forever changed when he is chosen as a sacrifice needed to appease the gods in director Mel Gibson's mythic, end-times adventure. The Mayan kingdom is at the absolute height of opulence and power, but leaders are convinced that unless more temples are constructed and more human sacrifices made, the crops, and ultimately the people, will suffer. Jaguar Paw (Rudy Youngblood) is a peaceful hunter from a remote forest tribe whose life is about to be changed forever. When Jaguar Paw's village is raided and he is prepared as a sacrifice that the Mayan deities have demanded, the brave young hunter is forced to navigate a horrific new world of fear and oppression. Fearlessly determined to escape his captors and save his family from a harrowing demise, Jaguar Paw prepares to risk it all in one final, desperate attempt to preserve his dying way of life. However, few who have seen the sacrificial alter of the Mayans have managed to live to see another day. Now, in order to rescue his pregnant wife and young son, Jaguar Paw will have to elude the most powerful warriors of the Mayan kingdom while using his vast knowledge of the forest to turn the tables on those who would rather see him dead than set free. Inspired by such ancient Mayan texts as the Popul Vuh, Apocalypto marks a comprehensive collaboration between director Gibson, Cambridge-educated screenwriter Farhad Safinia, and world-renowned archeologist and Mayan culture expert Dr. Richard D. Hansen -- whose services as a special consultant on the film lent the production an unprecedented degree of historical accuracy. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Running Time:
2 hours 17 minutes
Okay, I heard about Mel Gibson making this movie FOREVER ago and completely did not understand the concept at all. I figured he was going a little crazy maybe. Then I saw a long preview in the theater in the spring or maybe early summer and I was intrigued. I thought that Mel Gibson might be going crazy, but he was going to make a little money off of me going to see his film and figure out what the deal was. The release was delayed because of all those crazy rain storms and then when it did finally come out, I didn't rush out and see it for some reason or another.
This weekend, K said he wanted to go to the movies and I was actually kind of surprised when he suggested a few other titles before this one. There are about four we both want to see and we didn't decide until we were almost at the ticket window to just see Apocalypto. I picked it because I figured of the ones we were deciding between, this one was probably the one that would be most enhanced by seeing it on the big screen.
I LOVED this movie. There was action, suspense, love, and some really powerful themes. On top of that though, it was a beautifully made film. The cinematography was incredible and the actors were impressive, especially since several of them (if not all) had never been involved in a movie before. It is not in English, but it only took me a few minutes to get so caught up in what was happening that I forgot I was reading along. It was much bloodier than I had expected, but I don't feel it was gratuitous at all. There are a lot of deaths and difficult scenes to watch, but nothing was over the top or disgusting for disgusting's sake.
There is a lot of evil and anger and vengenace in this movie, but I think the main theme was overcoming fear. I also don't think the point is that man is evil. The story is based on supposed events of the downfall of the Mayan civilization, but I don't think anyone knows for sure what exactly happened. I would characterize the plot as the story of an ordinary man choosing to act heroically in a set of circumstances there would be no shame in succumbing to.
But anyway, go see it. And see it in the theater where the screen draws you in and it's loud and it's an experience. There specific scenes that just won't have the same effect being seen at home.
Rating: five out of five stars. Be ready to be drawn into a world completely different from your own to root for someone you hope you can be like.
Saturday, January 6, 2007
my niece turns three on monday
I enjoy kids on a case by case basis. I made a crapload of money in high school by baby-sitting, but even then I didn't like every kid I met. Once I baby-sat three kids and I got paid twenty dollars an hour and I still never went back because they were little hellions. My mom used to make fun of me actually because when I would see babies, I never cooed over them the way I guess girls are supposed to. I told her it would probably be different if it was my sister's kids or if I had kids, of course I would be gaga over them.
When my sister told me she was pregnant, I was excited for her because I knew she and her husband wanted to have kids, but I was a little afraid the whole time she was pregnant that I wouldn't like her kid. Newborn babies are awfully boring, really. And babies don't start talking for YEARS. But anyway, my niece was born about 450 miles north of where I was living, so the next weekend, I drove up to meet her.
My sister actually met me at the door with her and put her in my arms before I really even had a chance to set my bag down or say hi to her or her husband. But once I was holding her, all thoughts of anything else completely flew out of my head. I was instantly captivated. And then when she started crying and I tried to give her a pacifier and she was using her little hands to push mine away so she could keep crying, I knew we would be friends. Anyone who is that fiesty at one week old is amazing.
So she's just about three now and as soon as she figures out how much she has me wrapped around her finger, I'm screwed. Actually though, until a few weeks ago, I'm pretty sure she was convinced I exist to be her playmate. It was fairly dramatic when she realized sometimes I'm an adult too. I absolutely love hearing her little voice yelling "Auntie!" over and over again as she runs to jump on me. This is usually followed by her taking my hand and saying "Come, follow me!"
Being with her calms my heart. The past two years especially have been tainted by uncertainty at greater amounts during some times than others, but every time I'm sitting and talking with her or running around outside or letting her play with my hair, all feelings of inadequacy, self-consciousness, and inferiority disappear. I am 100% comfortable with my role in life as Auntie. I can only hope as she continues to grow up and we get to know each other as people that she likes being around me too. That child has captivated my heart and I don't imagine that sense of wonder going away any time soon.
When my sister told me she was pregnant, I was excited for her because I knew she and her husband wanted to have kids, but I was a little afraid the whole time she was pregnant that I wouldn't like her kid. Newborn babies are awfully boring, really. And babies don't start talking for YEARS. But anyway, my niece was born about 450 miles north of where I was living, so the next weekend, I drove up to meet her.
My sister actually met me at the door with her and put her in my arms before I really even had a chance to set my bag down or say hi to her or her husband. But once I was holding her, all thoughts of anything else completely flew out of my head. I was instantly captivated. And then when she started crying and I tried to give her a pacifier and she was using her little hands to push mine away so she could keep crying, I knew we would be friends. Anyone who is that fiesty at one week old is amazing.
So she's just about three now and as soon as she figures out how much she has me wrapped around her finger, I'm screwed. Actually though, until a few weeks ago, I'm pretty sure she was convinced I exist to be her playmate. It was fairly dramatic when she realized sometimes I'm an adult too. I absolutely love hearing her little voice yelling "Auntie!" over and over again as she runs to jump on me. This is usually followed by her taking my hand and saying "Come, follow me!"
Being with her calms my heart. The past two years especially have been tainted by uncertainty at greater amounts during some times than others, but every time I'm sitting and talking with her or running around outside or letting her play with my hair, all feelings of inadequacy, self-consciousness, and inferiority disappear. I am 100% comfortable with my role in life as Auntie. I can only hope as she continues to grow up and we get to know each other as people that she likes being around me too. That child has captivated my heart and I don't imagine that sense of wonder going away any time soon.
this many lists of five probably won't happen every friday
Five Reasons Why I Absolutely Adore K:
1. Tonight, what he wanted to do most was take me out. I actually don't particularly care what we do as long as I get to spend time with him, but it was adorable to me that he wanted to take me out because he hasn't in awhile. I have a man who wants to take me out.
2. He really played with my niece when she offered him a cup of fake tea. Not only did he politely take the cup, but he also pretended to fix it up and when she put her hand out to take the cup back, he told her he wasn't done yet. The look of surprise and delight on her face was fantastic and I fell harder for him. I just needed him to be nice to her, but the fact he really played with her (that was only the first round of tea that night) was super great. It was to her too, because the next time she saw him, she remembered his name. First of all, she's only almost 3 and secondly, she never remembers anyone's name.
3. Sometimes he'll kiss me like forty times in a minute and I try to keep up but it always makes me laugh.
4. He is the best cuddler ever. It took us awhile to get the whole laying down together watching movies thing, but we've got it down pat now. He smells terrific and does the exact perfect mix of us wrapping up in each other without making it so I can't breathe. And he also never ever gets annoyed that I'm so fidgety.
5. He tells me that he loves me all the time. It's usually more than just once. Sometimes he'll tell me he loves me and I'll tell him I love him too and then he'll say "Good." That's probably my favorite because he seems so satisfied that I really do love him too. Those words are precious to me and I'm so glad to have someone who doesn't get tired of me saying it or saying it himself.
1. Tonight, what he wanted to do most was take me out. I actually don't particularly care what we do as long as I get to spend time with him, but it was adorable to me that he wanted to take me out because he hasn't in awhile. I have a man who wants to take me out.
2. He really played with my niece when she offered him a cup of fake tea. Not only did he politely take the cup, but he also pretended to fix it up and when she put her hand out to take the cup back, he told her he wasn't done yet. The look of surprise and delight on her face was fantastic and I fell harder for him. I just needed him to be nice to her, but the fact he really played with her (that was only the first round of tea that night) was super great. It was to her too, because the next time she saw him, she remembered his name. First of all, she's only almost 3 and secondly, she never remembers anyone's name.
3. Sometimes he'll kiss me like forty times in a minute and I try to keep up but it always makes me laugh.
4. He is the best cuddler ever. It took us awhile to get the whole laying down together watching movies thing, but we've got it down pat now. He smells terrific and does the exact perfect mix of us wrapping up in each other without making it so I can't breathe. And he also never ever gets annoyed that I'm so fidgety.
5. He tells me that he loves me all the time. It's usually more than just once. Sometimes he'll tell me he loves me and I'll tell him I love him too and then he'll say "Good." That's probably my favorite because he seems so satisfied that I really do love him too. Those words are precious to me and I'm so glad to have someone who doesn't get tired of me saying it or saying it himself.
Friday, January 5, 2007
i wish you got some sort of credit for people signing up
Five Reasons Why Blockbuster Online is AWESOME
1. It's convienent. You set everything up online, including billing, and you can access the web site anywhere you can go online. You can even go into a Blockbuster store now and play with your online que.
2. There are awesome search engines for looking movies up by actors, titles, release dates, or genre. It's easy to find what you're looking for and also get reccommedations of things you may also be interested in.
3. You get three dvds at a time in the mail and you can keep them for as long as you want. You can mail those back in, or you can take the dvd in the envelope to a Blockbuster store and trade it for a new rental. When you do that, it counts as it being returned and the next movie in your list is sent to you. You can watch a ton of movies super fast or rent tv shows on dvd and it not be a rip-off.
4. It's crazy easy to update your list, switch the order around, and get movies.
5. It's cheap! With tax it's $19.45 a month. That is super cheap entertainment for me and K. He's an amazing sport about watching chick flicks with me, but since we can take those envelopes to the store and trade them in for different movies immediately, we're both pretty much always happy with the choices we have. A meal and a movie is one of our favorite things to do, and cooking at home and getting Blockbuster online has made things much cheaper in our worlds.
1. It's convienent. You set everything up online, including billing, and you can access the web site anywhere you can go online. You can even go into a Blockbuster store now and play with your online que.
2. There are awesome search engines for looking movies up by actors, titles, release dates, or genre. It's easy to find what you're looking for and also get reccommedations of things you may also be interested in.
3. You get three dvds at a time in the mail and you can keep them for as long as you want. You can mail those back in, or you can take the dvd in the envelope to a Blockbuster store and trade it for a new rental. When you do that, it counts as it being returned and the next movie in your list is sent to you. You can watch a ton of movies super fast or rent tv shows on dvd and it not be a rip-off.
4. It's crazy easy to update your list, switch the order around, and get movies.
5. It's cheap! With tax it's $19.45 a month. That is super cheap entertainment for me and K. He's an amazing sport about watching chick flicks with me, but since we can take those envelopes to the store and trade them in for different movies immediately, we're both pretty much always happy with the choices we have. A meal and a movie is one of our favorite things to do, and cooking at home and getting Blockbuster online has made things much cheaper in our worlds.
Friday Five
Five Reasons My Neighbors (that I've never met) Annoy Me:
1. Their teeny tiny dog's name is Mojo. I hear this a lot because they stand outside and say "Mojo! Get over here! Mojo, now!"
2. Twice they have cleaned off their shoes in front of my door, leaving dog poop right where I can easily step in it. I know it was them because there was a shoe trail that led from the walkway, over to my door, into their apartment.
3. They regularly park over the lines, taking up two spaces. Sure, there are a ton of empty parking spots over by my place, but why would you regularly take up two? It makes you look retarded.
4. They leave bags of trash outside their door for days (and a couple of times over a week) at a time. First of all, I don't need to see or smell your trash. Second of all, I had an unfortuante experience with a possom outside my apartment in California and I've seen WAY more wildlife here and would rather not repeat the experience.
5. Every time I see them and smile and say hello, they look at me like I'm retarded for trying to talk to them and be neighborly.
1. Their teeny tiny dog's name is Mojo. I hear this a lot because they stand outside and say "Mojo! Get over here! Mojo, now!"
2. Twice they have cleaned off their shoes in front of my door, leaving dog poop right where I can easily step in it. I know it was them because there was a shoe trail that led from the walkway, over to my door, into their apartment.
3. They regularly park over the lines, taking up two spaces. Sure, there are a ton of empty parking spots over by my place, but why would you regularly take up two? It makes you look retarded.
4. They leave bags of trash outside their door for days (and a couple of times over a week) at a time. First of all, I don't need to see or smell your trash. Second of all, I had an unfortuante experience with a possom outside my apartment in California and I've seen WAY more wildlife here and would rather not repeat the experience.
5. Every time I see them and smile and say hello, they look at me like I'm retarded for trying to talk to them and be neighborly.
Thursday, January 4, 2007
mmm, sleep
I came home from work a little early today, ate lunch, talked to my mom for a few minutes, and then went to sleep. I slept for about five hours. Then I went to the store to pick up some more cold medicine, orange juice, and kleenex, and came home. I talked to my dad for a few minutes, ate dinner, and I'm about to go sleep some more.
I am tired.
I'm mostly tired of being sick, but I'm also tired of all the random little things that have added up to a fairly serious amount of stress in my life. Most of it is incidental and no one's real fault, so the things that are actual people's fault are making me very angry. That feeling will subside soon enough as the problem once again goes underground, but the next time it rears its ugly little head, I honestly don't know what will happen on my end. Not an instigation of physical violence, don't worry. I'm not sure I can always turn the other cheek, but I do know that I would never start a fist fight. Or slap fight or pushing match. It just really isn't in me.
It's awesome that my Wisconsonian friend is back in town for a little bit because it is excellent talking with him in person. I am feeling better tonight than I did this morning so that's good, and there was a new episode of The Office on tv tonight that had me laughing out loud in that first part before the credits even roll. That's always a good sign.
Come back later for the first edition of The Friday Five!
Good times, good times.
I am tired.
I'm mostly tired of being sick, but I'm also tired of all the random little things that have added up to a fairly serious amount of stress in my life. Most of it is incidental and no one's real fault, so the things that are actual people's fault are making me very angry. That feeling will subside soon enough as the problem once again goes underground, but the next time it rears its ugly little head, I honestly don't know what will happen on my end. Not an instigation of physical violence, don't worry. I'm not sure I can always turn the other cheek, but I do know that I would never start a fist fight. Or slap fight or pushing match. It just really isn't in me.
It's awesome that my Wisconsonian friend is back in town for a little bit because it is excellent talking with him in person. I am feeling better tonight than I did this morning so that's good, and there was a new episode of The Office on tv tonight that had me laughing out loud in that first part before the credits even roll. That's always a good sign.
Come back later for the first edition of The Friday Five!
Good times, good times.
Monday, January 1, 2007
movie review monday: the last kiss
Full Synopsis:
A successful 30-year-old (Zach Braff) with a the perfect girlfriend (Jacinda Barrett) and a lucrative outlook on life struggles with the increasing pressures of adulthood as he weighs the merits of settling down with the woman who loves him against risking it all to be with a comely co-ed (Rachel Bilson) in director Tony Goldwyn's remake of Gabriele Muccino's 2001 comedy drama. Crash and Million Dollar Baby screenwriter Paul Haggis adapts a script originally penned by Italian filmmaker Muccino, and Casey Affleck, Eric Christian Olsen, and Tom Wilkinson co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Running Time:
1 hour 43 minutes
As are girls wont to do, my friend KP and I talk about what we want out of relationships and what we hope our marriages look like. Both of us sometimes waver between wanting and not wanting to get married, and this movie pretty much sums up what we are both afraid of. It's a very well done movie, and well acted. I believed all of the characters. I could see real people facing those exact situations and reacting in the same ways.
I guess that's the problem I have with the movie. It was well done and underrated, but entirely depressing. The Last Kiss presents a slice of life, with its joy and heartache, its messiness, and how oftentimes situations seem to end unfinished. I wil go see anything Zach Braff is in, only partly because I have this weird fake crush on him. Mostly it's because his projects always challenge the viewer to examine themselves and their world in a way they either hadn't before or at least in awhile. Truth be told, if my boyfriend or husband cheated on me, I'd be gone so fast his head would spin.
Rating: four out of five stars, but reccommended only with hesitation. You must be ready to think and maybe be a little sad if you choose to see this movie.
A successful 30-year-old (Zach Braff) with a the perfect girlfriend (Jacinda Barrett) and a lucrative outlook on life struggles with the increasing pressures of adulthood as he weighs the merits of settling down with the woman who loves him against risking it all to be with a comely co-ed (Rachel Bilson) in director Tony Goldwyn's remake of Gabriele Muccino's 2001 comedy drama. Crash and Million Dollar Baby screenwriter Paul Haggis adapts a script originally penned by Italian filmmaker Muccino, and Casey Affleck, Eric Christian Olsen, and Tom Wilkinson co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
Running Time:
1 hour 43 minutes
As are girls wont to do, my friend KP and I talk about what we want out of relationships and what we hope our marriages look like. Both of us sometimes waver between wanting and not wanting to get married, and this movie pretty much sums up what we are both afraid of. It's a very well done movie, and well acted. I believed all of the characters. I could see real people facing those exact situations and reacting in the same ways.
I guess that's the problem I have with the movie. It was well done and underrated, but entirely depressing. The Last Kiss presents a slice of life, with its joy and heartache, its messiness, and how oftentimes situations seem to end unfinished. I wil go see anything Zach Braff is in, only partly because I have this weird fake crush on him. Mostly it's because his projects always challenge the viewer to examine themselves and their world in a way they either hadn't before or at least in awhile. Truth be told, if my boyfriend or husband cheated on me, I'd be gone so fast his head would spin.
Rating: four out of five stars, but reccommended only with hesitation. You must be ready to think and maybe be a little sad if you choose to see this movie.
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