Currently the script to my life is 'fuck' and 'shit'. No, I really don't say much these days. Just like Mike Norton, in a bad way.

I'm fucking sick. I'm down with flu, and I think I exhausted my throat too much that I had to spit some gooey blood out. I have a bloody presentation tommorow and my voice sounds like shit. Fuck it.

Anyway, I watched Three Burials Of Melquiades Estrada yesterday, starring Tommy Lee Jones and Barry Pepper. Hey, two of my favourite actors in one movie, that's gotta be worth something. Barry Pepper played Mike Norton, a sexist , and Tommy played Pete. I actually liked (a bit of loved) the film. The scenery was spectacular. The first part of the movie, you have to pay attention, because it was in bits and pieces so you have to figure out which comes first. It also potrays the relationship between Pete and Melquiades (a Mexican cowboy). This movie is about friendship and loyalty. Mel was killed, and Pete wanted to bring his body back to Mexico, taking Mike as captive because Mike killed his friend.

Barry Pepper did well playing his character. I had a great time laughing at him. He was quite a jerk in the beginning, so it was funny seeing he get his retribution from Pete. All he says is 'FUCK!!!' 'SHIT!'. Really, go watch it. Barry was fun. I was laughing at him the whole time. I know it's not nice to laugh at him when he was bitten by a rattle snake, but man, it was hilarious. Mike Norton went through a life changing journey while heading for Mexico with Pete and the dead guy. The part where he realises humanity within himself moved me.

There was this part where Mike fucks his wife which was really funny, in a disturbing sort of way. His eyes turned white, like he was possessed. Weird. And there was also this funny scene where he was masturbating to a porn magazine and he suddenly heard a shot towards him. So he ran to his car trying to keep his pants up. Haha, classic. Mike Norton actually reminded me of a friend I had, once. (Mr sex and cum, if you recall.)

Well worth my 48dollars and being the most expensive DVD in my collection ever.