accomodate

2 years ago i made my mother buy me a complete attire of formal wear- shirt, trousers, shoes. I had a car accident the first day I wore them all together. My shoes got scratches, their foam leather peeled in months to come, making them unwearable. I left my corporate office in another 6 months.... never to return to the same world. My trouser has since collected dust at the fold it is hung on, hanging in the almirah. The shirt; I never it wore again, not due to superstition alone, but because it was a little large for me. Its sleeves, its width. I was too frail then.
Toady its one of my favourite shirts. It fits me perfectly. Its coulour accentuates mine. I had never thought that one day I'll start wearing it. It was lying in the pile of clothes all this while, out of plain inertia.
What didnt fit me once, fits me today. What I hated once, I love today. Accomodations happen, all the time. So extreme choices never really exist... on an average that is.
National Security Vs predator after alien after humans
The whole theatre stinks with the degeneration and decay of Alien Vs Predator 1.
Part 2 is the epitome of the overused combination of C-grade Hollywood teenage horror flicks. Abundant with typical characters of an ethnic cop, a dependable friend, a yet-to-discover-courage teen brother, a blonde with respective assets, a tough woman, and her wise-but-difficult-daughter… complete with raining nights, swimming pools and cafes.
The only difference in the plot is that instead of a political / human / natural calamity villain, we have evolved species. The wasted aliens with no character are killing people with glamour and gore; while the predator is full of wisdom and morals, killing only aliens and people who attack/ endanger him.
Its not the
Story-less movie
Un-etched characters
Outdated sound effects
Complete lack of awe (except in 2-3 places)
Evaporated empathy, sympathy, understanding or any connection for that matter between the audience and the movie
But the FMCG-isation of the cinema that the movie is an outcome of. It’s as if the director and all the other ones involved took a few MOVIE TEMPLATES and just renamed it as ‘Alien Vs Predator 2’.
Why does the sequel squeal while the precedent roared!
Not only is it a harassment to see such a movie, it is equally disgusting to think and write about it, for it is sickening to revisit the moments I lived in the theatre. Whenever did I want to be a film critic…