Interview, 2006
It's just a game, a very interesting, very risky, very on-the-edge... but very unfair game. Because one of the players doesn't know the rules,because one of the players isn't aware of where the truth ends and the game begins.
It has been a while since I was impressed by a movie this much. Of course, I am always impressed by something, because being impressed is just part of my nature. But sometimes I can be impressed more than usual. At this point of impression I'm not running around my room in excitement or retelling a thing-that-impressed-me-a-lot to my friends or to my mom or to somebody, who agreed to listen. I just sitting before my desk and trying to put myself back together or at least to organize my thoughts.
Well, Interview is definitely the case. I put its viewing off for so long!
I haven't had much time lately so I had to wait until I finished all the business I planned. I haven't finished it yet.
At the very start I realized the movie is going to have an overwhelming effect on me since I often think about an idea of telling the ugly truth about yourself to stranger. Confessions to a stranger is the easiest way to get it off yours chest, from my point of view. Not that I have a lot dirty little secrets, I'm just hypothesizing. Since the person, who you speak to, know nothing about you you can pretend to be anybody, you can not be afraid of getting hurt. But you should be aware of yourself. You really should be, cause you're the one who can let yourself down.