Wasting time with Jet

Okay, my recient posts have been a bit dark, lately...frankly it mirrors something straight from a Robbie Williams spoken word essay. I feel like I should be on a rooftop somewhere waiting for The Joker to bomb City Hall. These are my thoughts, thou...I can't help it. What goes on inside my head is real freaking deep! It's like that movie American Psycho, you think the guy's a normal sucessful everyday yuppie, but inside, there's a part of him, that just wants to kill people. and while I'm nowhere NEAR that extreme, my resentment towards god, the automobile and alcohol industries, or even my mother are usually kept inside my head and revealed to no one, I'll try to keep them under wraps in the future.

And now some insight on Mother's Day movie selections to distract us from any unplesanties...

There are three movies that I think define the sprit of motherhood and should be seen by everybody on this special holiday coming up, they are...

1) "A.I. Atrifical Intelligence" Yes, I am taking about the robot movie with the kid from "The Sixth Sense" in it. A lot of people see this movie as a dark, unique take on "Pinocchio", in Pinocchio it was about the father wanting a son, but the sci-fi movie teaches us that a mother's love is so valuable, that even a machine can develop it in a sense. A robot child left by it's "Mother" goes on a long, exhausting quest to become human, all so it could expirence true parental love, what could be more moving than that? This movie is so misunderstood. From complaints of time lengh, to the ending (Everyone thinks those beings were aliens, WRONG! They were the supertoys of the future!)," A.I." makes my cry at the end everytime I see it.

2)"Dancer in the Dark" This touching story about a factory worker earning money by working both day and night shifts for an operation that will save her son from the same disease that is slowly taking away her eyesight will anyone choking back the tears by the movie's sad conclusion. A remarkable first time acting performance by Bjork (That swan dress chick) and great supportive cast efforts by Catherine Denavue and Peter Stomatre, it may take a second viewing before you understand that "You don't need eyes to see".

and finally...

3)"Kill Bill vol. 1 & 2" It may be a gore-fest in stylized violence, but the story is there. Mother and Bride to be has her past catch up to her, gets beat up and shot up, left for dead and in a coma for a few years...wakes up and goes on the ultimate quest to find the child taken from her while she was out for the count. The true sprit of motherhood can been seen as "The Bride" sheds tears of joy while lying down on a bathroom floor the mornning after being reunited with her daughter...classic.

Those are MY excusive CHOICES for Mother's Day movie viewing. but what am I getting instead?!?!?

"Johnson Family Vacation", "The Cookout", and "My Baby's Daddy"...MY GOD my mother has lousy taste in movies! *Sigh* The sacrifices I go through for her...someone help me!...Happy Mother's Day, MOM!