Lost Sight, Found Strength

The path is so dark and dim, but Julie keeps walking. She is scared, yet her adrenaline makes her look back several times, urging her to walk faster with each step. She wonders why she can't move faster and then realizes it's just her thoughts getting wilder the longer she's on the road. She shouldn't have chosen this path—terrified and confused. She's already halfway through. It sucks. The only way is to adapt, over time. She has one more block, two more, and again she convinces herself it's just one more step to her destination. She's no longer afraid when she starts looking at the sky instead of the road. The evening feels scarier when it's right in front of our eyes, but when it's above, the stars are beautiful. The cold air on her skin feels warmer as her mind grows calmer. Gently, she realizes that she's no longer worried. In fact, she's arrived, in no time. -- I think loneliness comes from the mind. It's not about being surrounded ...
Do you know why it's hard to say goodbye? Because we afraid if our memories might not be able to remember them, rightly. The fact is, goodbye means good. No matter how hard.
~Aurora Esterlia

Instead of Money

So, I met this one guy who thinks people makes movie for just money and not award. And, he asked me to mention all directors that I know who makes a movie for award. (I should just answer his question with Chris Evans script in The Loss of A Teardrop Diamond, "I'm poor, you're poor. And that's hard. But you got a moral decision to make!")
Yupp, So, here's what I told him:

+alvincyt You should be the one who's grown up (he told me to grown up). It's simply as a performance at night and what the newspaper will say for tomorrow morning. All movies or tv shows, of course they're made to entertain people. To make us laugh, cry, and full of emotions. 
So, how we honor their achievements? With awards.
How to proof their achievements? by the rating. Who's rating? Critic reviews.

So, if you are a smart audience, you should start to do a smart critic review for each movie you really know that is worth to watch. All of your rating just worthless without your critic review's title. Are you a producer/director/journalist/full-timer critic? That's what I want to say. While on tv show/sitcom/tv series, to keep them get another seasons, they need great rating/polling from their channel subscribers. But for movies? They need professional critic reviews to find if the movie really great or not as art.

And sales? Money? Everyone makes a movie because they need money. Everyone works for money. I need money, you need money. It's all common. They will do everything to sale their movie.  And of course, audiences are their money. Do you watch SyFy? They will make any kind of worst CGI monsters/creatures on the movie for money. But, is that how we see a movie?

Let's see: Michael Bay with the whole Transformers movies. Do you think his latest movies were good? Awesome graphics but lack of plots.
Marvel movies. Do you think all of them were good because they're on blockbuster? No. It's because we watch them all as Marvel comic fans or the actor/actress fans.

Peter Jackson, Alfred Hitchcock, Tim Burton, James Cameron, Sophia Coppola, Woody Allen, Hayao Miyazaki, Guillermo del Toro, Quentin Tarantino, Mel Gibson, Martin Scorsese, Ridley Scott, Roman Polanski, Robert Zemeckis, Clint Eastwood, Ang Lee, and Christopher Nolan? They are true artists. They are the inventors, heroes for cinematography history. They even spend their own money to give us the real art of movie. They deserve award. (I forgot to put Steven Spielberg! #sorry)

To be a critic, you need review more than 50 movies with the whole detail issues on each movie. That's the professional critic review. Well, it's called "The Next Level". But maybe your level is People Choice's Award. So, sales and awards, they seem friendly than against each other on that annual event.

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