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Lost
Posted: 16 Jan 2008 06:58 PM CST
About three years ago, I started watching the first season of Lost. I have heard so much about it that when my then-roommate purchased the first season on DVD, I got hooked. Everyday, after my shift was over, I would hurry off to the elevator, then the lobby and take the first cab in sight — not minding if other people were in the invisible queue. I dedicated about 48 minutes of my day to an episode of lost. One day for every episode. But I did not finish the first season. If I remember correctly, I stopped watching after the tenth episode for reasons that escape me now.
I have always wanted to finish the first season but a lot of things have happened since my tenth episode. My roomies and I have separated ways as I moved closer (say a block and a half) to my workplace. Pioneer Highlands in Mandaluyong was now too far away from Makati and Lost and all the other porn discs DVD sets of TV shows were now more than a stone’s throw away from me. My former roomies, who owned the DVDs, have since moved to Singapore living in an HDB property.
I lost touch with Lost and found it too tedious to download torrents of the first and second seasons. Other shows have come into my life but I still had that longing to finish the first season. Deep in my mind, (more…)
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Daybreak
Posted: 15 Jan 2008 07:54 PM CST
It’s almost February! And unlike last year and the years prior, I have something to look forward to! I have never spent Valentine’s Day with a special someone, nor at the very least spent the day of love in someone’s arms (that should be good enough, right?). And even if I’m gonna be spending the day of love this year by lonesome and loveless self, I’m not gonna be nega about it. At least I have something to look forward to.
I’m talking about Daybreak, a story about the dynamics of two men over the course of a day deciding whether to leave their partners and be together. Starring Coco Martin and Paolo Rivero and directed by the talented Adolf Alix Jr., Daybreak (from Bicycle Pictures) is a movie that many of us, gay men and straight-folk alike, will surely learn a lot from. Watch the trailer after the jump.
Synopsis (source)
“DAYBREAK” happens entirely in one place: a rest house in Taal, Batangas and only with two characters. In a single narrative time, intending by way of voyeurism, we discover what happens to two men spending one night contemplating whether to break up or continue their relationship. William and JP allow us to know their biggest lies and the biggest truths… two people loving each other, clinging to each other, betraying each other — trying the fragility of their feelings in only one night.
Memories and dreams, truths and lies, fears and desires, betrayal and honesty, love and hate are all closely entwined in this night.
Behind the veil of words, they are drawn to each other but will the light of the sunrise bring this intimacy to an end?
Reasons why I’m looking forward to watching this film?
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