Ninja Assassin

About a week ago, I went and watched Ninja Assassin. It was not too terrible and bearible to watch, but I was still disappointed nonetheless. It was alot of action, pretty much mostly action and little dialogue. Body parts flew everywhere for the most part, blood was definitely a galore and not too mention, Ninja Stars. Rain, the main character is a Korean celebrity and he was pretty much the reason I went, to just support his efforts here in the states. I thought that he put in a lot of efforts for this role he took on. He had a hot body, that much I can say. The dialogue was pretty much cheesy and made me laugh from time to time, but other than that, it was action-spectacular. If you like gore, action and blood everywhere in the movie, then you should definitely catch this flick. It is not a bad movie to spend about 2 hours on if you are bored.
While I am talking about movies, the one movie I do want to see really badly is the new one with George Clooney, I am not sure if it is out yet and definitely definitely DEFINITELY Brothers, the movie featuring Jake Gyllenhaal.

The Passion

I read The Passion in my literature class. Overall, it was hard to understand because even though at a glance the book is just amusing and seems like an easy read. The book had things about magical realism as it integrated unreal things and brought them to life as if they were real. This was similar to how religion made everyone think. Jesus walked on water, and although this is a hard concept to grasp, because people believe, they accept this as a fact and as a miracle of Christianity. Just as so, The Passion had parts of the novel that integrated such impossibilities into reality. It made me think that if one were to believe something so much, as impossible as that idea may be, it can be the truth. 1+1=3 right?
So then, everything that we perceive to be true could possibly be all lies.