"This is Jet Black speaking..."
Next on the agenda, I needed a very overdue haircut. With my Eagles defeated, it made no sense to let my hair grow for luck anymore. And I had to look sharp for the next couple days due to other events coming up. I walk up to 145th street (Becuase if you know city, you'll know that there is a place to do your hair and nails on every block! From Broadway till 3rd Avenue!). After I got my cut, I walked down to riverside park for a bit. I know it was cold and everything, but I just like to wander sometimes. I have never been to this park, it was nice. Very clean, peacefull and great view of the hudson. Told myself, I'd come back in the summer when some of the outdoor events happen and headed downtown. I brought the tickets and then confirmed with JOE and then killed some time at Borders. I brought the latest Garfield book (#41 - Garfield "Older and Wider" I got them all!) and then treated myself to some pizza hut around 7pm. JOE barely came in time for the movie (Around 7:20, I think), he does that all the time and wonders why we get bad seats for a 1st day screening! We saw some cool trailers, Colin Farell is discovering the New World and taking on injuns, Jamie Foxx is a fighter pilot along with Jessica Biel (She was so hot in Blade) and some other guy going against a automatic computerized plane gone berzerk (can you say Firefox?), Christian Bale takes on the Cape and Cowl in a re-invention of a tired franchise, Paris Hilton is moving on to cheesy horror films, and Keanu's next film looks like a long version of A-Ha's "Take on Me" video...what is up with that?
The movie itself kicked ass, there is life after the matrix, Keanu flexes his acting muscles some more (Best since "Devil's Advocate") with a gritty, anti-hero, badass betrayal that I was able to relate to somehow. I loved the use of mystical arts sorcery rather than special effect driven powers. The story messed with me a bit though with it's unique take on the Archangel Gabriel. Other than that, the story was cool, it stayed in the confines of catholic pratices (Which I am aware of despite being a christian that has lost his way.) and it's insight has open my eyes a bit, just like Dogma did. After the movie, the tempature really dipped low so me and JOE hot footed it to the subway. He mentioned dropping by his house in long island this weekend, I told him I'd think about it considering my other plans. He got off at Grand Central and I took the train home. There was no message on my machine when I came in which means that the people who called me may have given up on me. I didn't sweat it too much, the job was way out in jersey anyway. I went to bed early due to my meetup tomorrow morning. I never been to the Museam of Modern Art before.
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