Passionate Films Suggested

Hi,

While watching the arrogance of Howard Hughes in "Aviator" and the superficial fanciness of Stephen Chow's "Kung Fu Hustle", you might consider viewing the two showing movies "Closer" and "Crying Out Love..." below, both talking about love.

Apart from its stunning view on contemperory attitude towards mating, the screenplay in "Closer" would show the elegance of English literature.

Along with depicting their affection for aethetics, "Crying Out Love..." presents traditional Japanese's perseverance towards relationship, in contract with nowadays instantaneous style.

I believe watching the films would make one passionate, like listening to Joey Yung's songs.

Cheers,
Eric

誘心人CloserSynopsis
Academy Award®-winning director Mike Nichols follows the triumphant \"Angels in America\" with Closer. A bitingly funny and honest look at modern relationships, Closer is the story of four strangers (Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Natalie Portman and Clive Owen) ¡V their chance meetings, instant attractions and casual betrayals.
故事簡介:
兩男兩女，兩對戀人。由甜蜜的一見鍾情開始，以背叛復仇作結——具毀滅性情慾關係。 改編自1997年上演的英國同名舞台劇，《畢業生》金像名導米克尼高斯執導，重新探討現代男女對愛情的詮釋，展現出愛情本質最真實而殘酷的一面：剎那間的吸引、執著、嫉妒、自私、自欺、背叛…… 愛情從來不能以邏輯解釋，當中的糾纏是對愛情最深入而細膩的寫照。

在世界中心呼喚愛Crying Out Love, In the Center of the WorldSynopsis
The disappearance of his fiancée, Ritsuko, puzzles Sakutaro. He travels to Shikoku in search of her, to a town where he experienced his first love, Aki, a high school classmate. Things he sees after seventeen years vividly refresh his memories of romance. In particular, a photo studio where he posed for a picture with her dressed as bride lures him into a world of vision making him feel as though he were travelling backward in time.
故事簡介:
朔太郎（大澤隆夫飾）的未婚妻律子（柴崎幸飾）突然失蹤，追查之下，他發現律子跑了去四國。朔惟有追至四國，但原來這地方隱藏了他悲痛的回憶，今次重臨舊地，無奈地再碰昔日的感情傷痕…

Eric

It's an imperfect world

It's an imperfect world full of imperfect people. Will it be too much to ask them to be perfect around you?
How about embracing the imperfect world as the way it is?
Accepting the world is ever changing. There will be changes to the better side. There will be hope for a better world with better people.
Business people always talk about "embracing the change", how about "embracing the way as it is"?