this absolutely floored me. what started out as a fun journey of escaped convicts in the free world ended leaving a bloody trail. it's depressingly beautiful, which i can say the same for life sometimes.

if you can't see people for the human they are, try to look deeper, within their souls. some may argue that there are soulless individuals, but being the optimistic person i am, i'd like to believe that humans are inherently good and only forced to…

No matter how much I get to hate my life or some parts of the world, I wouldn’t wish for any of the two to end. Call me emotional or whatever but I really believe that life on Earth is a great gift that is meant to be cherished with others. We might encounter problems every now and then but as long as we have each other, the journey feels shorter and the burden feels lighter.

Now this movie from…

I didn't know South Korea and the Philippines both had a dictatorship at its mercy starting with an impactful death (theirs a student's, ours a senator's). Students also played a huge part in crippling the authoritative systems.

These mutual facts made the film more relatable and close to home. A riveting piece of historical filmmaking that shows how powerful the masses can be when we organize, and how corrupt politicians can be just to hold their forts.

p.s. didn't mean…