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I'm highly intelligent, highly manipulative, superficially charming when needed, and lacks remorse. I can easily induce fear, empathy, and even admiration when it suits my ambitions. I have extreme talent in music and art, and apparently able to learn languages very quickly, superficial charm, aggressive, bold, enterprising, outgoing. I'm polite, clever, enjoy the good food and wine and devil, money (Someone reminded me I once said "Greed is good". Now it seems it's legal. Because everyone is drinking the same Kool Aid), I am a narcissistic, very mean teenaged girl. Despite being the essence of evil, I have shown a conscious,I am indifferent honest yet I could accuse me that it were better my mother had not borne me, I am proud, revengeful, ambitious, with more offenses than I have thoughts to put them imagination to give them shape, or time to act them in, I am loyalty in the friendship and aggressive in love, I treat you as good as you treat, you'll be a gentleman and you've got free meal but if you are a jerk bon voyage *beep* oh by the way, a census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti, so, do not test me, I am a romantic gal, charming, sweet, I can be the best friend you can find or your worst enemy is your call, if you want me as a friend you shall have respect, loyalty, love, support even in the worst situations, but as a enemy well, I'd rather better not say that, instead you should ask yourself "Should I bother her?" and the answer is "No, she's the devil's own".
Anyway, I love gore and bad gore films, all kind of films actually , I have a keen for music too, chatting and met new people, I am not all smiles and sunshine I have a dark side and trust me you don't want me as your enemy, I come straight from hell. My curiosity has caused me to make some mistakes in life. But I am now more powerful than you have ever been. I enjoy pain just as much as I enjoy pleasure. I like to make sure that my victims suffer for all.
Ta-ta
Reviews
Hei tai yang 731 (1988)
Shadow on the sun
T.F. Mou's Black Sun: 731 (Man Behind the Sun) is the rarest of the rare, a film that is horrifying in its portrayal of inhumanity and still manages to document a period in history rarely acknowledged in the western world.
Black Sun: 731 is an important film. It documents the atrocities committed by the Japanese Imperial Army Medical Corps against the Chinese and Russian prisoners of war taken in the Sino-Japanese war.
It's all true.
Mau's original intention was to create a documentary of the activities at Unit 731 but it is believed that no film from that time in history still remains. If any does it is locked in the deepest depths of a Japanese medical school vault, or in a military installation. Therefore Mau was obliged to bring this story to the screen in docudrama format. That is, fictional stories based around real events where the main idea of the film is the events that frame the story used to move the viewer along to a conclusion. This was popularised with, surprisingly enough, an American made-for-television movie named "Holocaust" that chronicled the Nazi extermination of European Jews during the Second World War.
Mau tells three separate yet important stories in this film. The first concerns the return to power of General Shiro Ishii, the leader of Unit 731 and inventor of the Ishii Battlefield Water Purification Pump (I am not sure the name is correct) following a charge of corruption filed by one of his staff members. The second concerns the coming-of-age of several Japanese Youth Corps members who arrive at Unit 731 at the beginning of the film. The third story follows the attempts of three prisoners to get information about the Japanese act ivies out of the camp.
The acting is uniformly excellent.
All three stories are effectively framed by the closing months of the Second World War as more and more pressure is put on the camp to develop bacteriological weapons for use against the Americans and Russians.
Again, since this film is a docudrama the stories are less important than the frame of the movie, and the frame of the movie is bacteriological (and other medical) experiments performed on prisoners of war, and in some cases, innocent civilians.
Little Fockers (2010)
Little Suckers
It's tough to see your favourite actors grow old. It's even tougher to see them grow old and demean themselves in increasingly crappy movies. That's the greatest feeling (aside from displeasure) one shall walk away with from Little Fockers.
This third instalment in the Meet the Parents franchise finds male nurse and family man Gay "Greg" Focker (Ben Stiller) and his ex-spy father-in-law Jack Byrnes (Robert De Niro) continuing their battle of wills to ridiculous new highs (or is that lows?). As Greg and his wife Pam (Teri Polo) prepare for their young twins' upcoming birthday, Jack is nursing a heart condition that's got him mulling who should become the family's patriarch should he die.
Little Fockers, is the truly colossal monument of stupidity, Hollywood is run out of ideas, same old jokes, same stupid humour.
This movie is an abomination, a catastrophe, should have a warning saying bad movies cause cancer!. I love the first two movies, I was excited about this third part since it was announced, but, what I saw was a Viagra commercial, an unfunny movie. ** out of 10, too bad that IMDb won't allow zero stars.