I was wary of this sequel. Like all sequels i thought this one too would sputter. But to my surprise, i think this was one of the best sequels I had ever watched.
It did exceed my expectations. Sharon Stone was at her ever best playing the cool, seductive killer and Dan Morrisey in the lead role as a Psychiatrist fits in quite well. Every plot had a twist and the final twist was the mother of it all.
I have three basic needs. Just three. And I think I would be satisfied if I had just the three of them. I won't ask for anything more. I promise. I might whine a bit, I might fantasize that my world would have been better if I had asked for more, but then, thats the best part about fantasy.
So give me my three basic needs and I shall be gone for good. I need an iPod, a cocker spaniel and a big boat, so that i can drift away on the vast blue waters without care for what this world is all about. The dog to keep me company and music to save my mind from insanity.
I know a big bank balance would have been a smart choice, but who wants to make smart choices. For now the boat, the dog and some good music will do.
Wish life had something like search and replace! You have this whole past behind you which sort of decides what happens in the present and future. You know your life would be a lot better if you hadn't done certain of those things in the past.
Why couldn't there be a search and replace in life! You realize that you had not done certain things the way you wanted to and now you want to change it. You want to change it to make things better.
I was here at this supermarket looking for DVD disks. You know the ones on which you can store loads of stuff. So here I was, roaming around the whole supermarket searching n searching. Now I could find a lot of empty CDs - 10 packs, 25 packs, 50 packs and all, but no DVDs.
So I spot this sales guy in red-blue attire. Boy! what a cranky attire. Incidently, I was wearing something like that too. Only, I had stripes, so it looked good. Coming back to the DVDs. So I see this sales guy and then I ask him in English. Where can I find the DVDs. He says, even without thinking - last rack sir! I'm like so wowed and so happy, I rush to the last rack, but no DVDs. Something must have been wrong. So I spot another another sales guy down the aisle in the same cranky attire. I walk down the aisle - not like i was gonna marry him or something. I looked him in the eye and said "where can i find some DVDs".
He leads the way, down the aisle, right where i came from and just like a showman, introduces me to a whole rack and says - "Here are the DVDs". I'm like, blinking like a mongoose. I see a huge rack, lots of boxes, but no DVDs. I ask him again. I want Dee Vee Dees. He replies back - "This is all we have sir". I look again at the rack. Something must be wrong. I stand there for about 7 seconds, scratching my head, blinking, wiggling my toes and then lightning strikes.
DVD players! I was standing in front of DVD players. Holy christmas tree!