Cine Me

 

 

 

Hope Springs   

 

 

 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1535438/

 

 

Hope Springs, a serious American adult drama about the complications of intimacy in a long-term marriage, wraps itself in the safety of a surface-y American comedy about an aging married couple fumbling with sex — the lack of it. The movie provides a master lesson in great American character acting, but viewers are also invited to just kick back and enjoy the fun of watching famous, aging movie stars pretend to have difficulties in the sack. Spectacularly well matched and attuned to each other, Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones offer two of the finest performances of the year. (Yes, Streep, again. And Jones is a revelation.) But you'd never know it from the silly trailer, with its nudge-nudge clips and vaudeville-size hints of a ''threesome.''

 

This is a smart, ambitious, offbeat and emotionally rich treat for adults that quite honestly addresses the realities of marriage and adult intimacy, and for that reason, it's a miracle it managed to get made in the first place.

 

A film made by adults for adults that treats a serious topic with intelligence, humor and compassion, and that is something rare and special.

 

Hey, that's no way to say goodbye

Pulse

 

Don't trust your eyes

its easy to believe them [no one is to blame]

know in your heart [as natural as the rain]

that you can leave your prison [here comes the Flood again]

P.S- And I have to close my eyes and hide

 

Cine Me

 

 

Ruby Sparks  

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1839492/ 

 

“Ruby Sparks,” an ingenious and delightful variation on the Pygmalion myth, toys whimsically with these questions, as the initially perfect relationship between a neurotic author and his sprung-to-life fictional creation goes through changes.

 

“Ruby Sparks” doesn’t try to pretend to be more than it is: a sleek, beautifully written and acted romantic comedy that glides down to earth in a gently satisfying soft landing.

 

One of the most thoughtful, brilliant films about filmmaking in ages.

 

As such, "Ruby Sparks" becomes the story of what happens when a man meets his fantasy. Would his fantasy like him? It's also a story of power dynamics within a relationship. If you had the ability to control your husband or wife, boyfriend or girlfriend, would you use it, and how often? And if you did, where would that lead? And so a movie about the power of the imagination really becomes a movie about a certain element of surrender - about the release of power - that is practically a requirement for loving somebody.

 

 

Melancholy

 

Would you forgive me love

If I danced in your shower

Would you forgive me love

If I laid in your bed

Would you forgive me love

If I stay all afternoon

I took off my clothes

Put on your robe

I went through your drawers

And found your cologne

Went down to the den

Found your CD's

And I played your Joni

And I shouldn't stay long, you might be home soon

I shouldn't stay long

Would you forgive me love

If I danced in your shower

Would you forgive me love

If I laid in your bed

Would you forgive me love

If I stay all afternoon

So forgive me love

If I cry in your shower

So forgive me love

For the salt in your bed

So forgive me love

If I cry all afternoon

 

 

P.S- Hello love, I love you so love, meet me at midnight.

Feeling extravagant

 

And golden rays on still-bare shoulders

 

P.S- Little darling if you hear me,today was a perfect beach day :)

Tough loss

 

but let's keep things in perspective.