It is very moving. Such a sad lifestyle of the children of LA. I found that the other teachers around her were all little devil’s fodder and she was the only one with sense enough to buy Starbucks instead of the school’s coffee. However, the children’s stories were all good. I found myself almost crying near the end. Happily, none of the children died in the movie.
Even though I’m totally female, I could feel my balls being cut off by this female inch by inch.
I found this movie highly frightenning. I had a nightmare after I watched this movie. As I was watching I was yelling at the screen during some moments, saying this like “no, you jerk,” “NO,” or “that’s rude.” And I knew that this probably bothered the people around me but I was incensed with some scenes. Especially the part where the “retired” nurse gets a bag over her head. I keep seeing that scene over and over again in my mind.
I did not expect the guy’s head to explode. And during a college class, as well! Just goes to show what coming to class with a hangover and trying to scan someone will do to ya.
I usually don’t watch a movie in the basement, but I did this time. What a mistake! Then I started going up the creaky starcase and thinking “Is Billy there?” But there was only dark shadows lurking about.
The cinnamon smell made it the best Starbucks drink I ever had.
It was the right thing I needed today on a very cold rainy day.
I want to understand the controversy in China over their one child policy.
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