this is not taken in a cinema
Originally uploaded by Stürmifüdle.So the Finnkino had its birthday. Jei!
So what? So they had a nice deal: From wednesday night, 00:01 on each movie would be only 1 Euro, the price being rased each three hours by another euro.
You would't believe how many people were still around the cinema after midnight! Loads of teenies, guess it's school holidays or something. Telling them to go home in german didn't help much. But anyway, back to the movies:
1) Jarhead (00:15-2:35am)
Very surprising. As it is set in the first gulf war, there are almost no war scenes in it. It traces the training and mission of a marine private, monitoring his thoughts and feelings. A nice addition to all the "bomb camera" footage that everyone has in their heads.
2) Prime (02:45-04:45)
Yes, that is almost till five in the morning! After a decent late night burger at the golden arches we decided to go for something easy to swallow. Prime is about a shrink that discovers that her patient is making out with her son. Nice hollywood comedy, with the son looking like Nicholas Cage in a young version. Go check that out.
3) Walk the line (16:15-18:50?)
After five hours sleep, a hastily finished response paper and four hours of lectures, a good movie is just what you need. A shame though, as I missed the Chronicles of Narnia in the morning. Walk the line is good, but somehow I expected something different for all that Oscar-buzz that is going on. I really like Johnny Cash's music, and this is a good film, but somehow something was missing. Ray is the better star biography picture I think.
And after all these movies, I went home for a very quick diner just to rush back into town again for a meeting with people from a philosophy class I took. We meet in a nice beer bar with loads of belgish, german and even english (why that?) beers where I stayed two hours only to head of to Baarikärpanen...