The concept is not as sick as A Serbian Film but it depicts a lot of disturbing scenes on psychiatry, juvenile delinquency, youth gangs and other social, political and economic subjects. It's such a brilliant movie if you put aside the uncomfortable repulsiveness of the lead actors. I'm used to that kind of violence since most of the TV shows I watch involves a lot of it, but I'm sure not everyone will be comfortable with it. Stanley Kubrick did such an amazing job with this film, hats off. Oh, and it also reminds me of Panic! At The Disco's I Write Sins Not Tragedies.

It's been quite a busy February for me, can't believe the month is almost done and I've only had 2 blog posts! Sorry for ignoring you my own little space on the internet. Frankly, I've been lazy too and haven't thought of anything to blog about. If there's such a thing as blogger's block, I may have had it.

On to more important things, and as always, the highlight of most people's February--Valentine's day. When I was still single, it was a big thing for me--I would always wait for someone to give me flowers, chocolates, etc. Admit it, even if you didn't have a significant someone, you'd secretly wish for someone to make that V-day special for you.  But of course more often than not, that someone never came.