HaYaStAnRuLeS

"Ararat"... hopefully, that's the only thing we'll hear @ da oscars next year ;-P but obviously, n e 1 remotely familiar with the things that make hollywood tick will tell me that i'm dreaming in technicolor... well, i dont expect "Ararat" 2 rack the n e golden statuettes, but i'm sure it's gonna b a contender. why??? becuz it's based on a very delicate, yet substancially interesting subject: the neverending quest 4 a nation like ours 2 share their grief with the world... it's this unfortunate message that will be the reason we r nominated 4, yet dont deserve an oscar... this is all showbizz... there r no rules or limits except those that r set by the producers & implimented by the director. it takes vision 2 make a film, not motivation... i personally would like 2 believe that movies tend 2 sumwhat portray reality, but n e 1 that knows the industry will swear otherwise... but, swinging back 2 "Ataturk", the shallowness of turkish cinema is once again proven with an utter lack of moral understanding & social inclination by the turkish producers. these ppl r actually thinkin bout makin a movie about their greatest leader, yet they dont intent 2 include his most sensible line of thought!!!! dont get me wrong: Ataturk wuz a great leader, a prominent politician & an understandingly compassionate human being... the fact that he publicly admitted his country's wrongdoings shows that he understands the long term implication of continued tension with armenians!!! but the fact that the producers of "Ataturk" will not include this line in their movie really shows the lake of fortitude in the turkish ppl... they astonishingly fail 2 even comprehend the holiest motivations of their greatest politician... that man had a vision, a vision of a perfect & peaceful turkey that involved recognising past mistakes & building solid relations with it's neighbors in the future... NOW WHEN R TURKISH POLITICIANS ACTUALLY GONNA GET HIS MESSAGE!!! it's truely frustrating when sum assh*les wish 2 glorify their country's heroic figure, yet they perversly choose 2 "overlook" his greatest deeds... it's sad... very sad... [ January 14, 2002: Message edited by: HaYaStAnRuLeS ]

i dont envy britney spearz... she's in a situation so delicate that 1 wrong move can end ur career in a hartbeat!!! but what amazes me is that most ppl underestimate her psychological motivations!!! it seams that in a world which is never short of crtics, ppl just think that she's the next "dumb blond" with a nice set of boobs & sexy dance moves who got famous bcuz of her physical "abilities"!!! no1 ever admits that maybe she went through alot of pain 2 get 2 where she is, & that she probably doesn't enjoy her lifestyle as much as she seams 2... well, we can quickly generalize her situation & say that she's after da money, which i personally think is more than a valid reason 4 acting da way she does, but does n e 1 ever ask themselves if she has no choice??? although i seriously doubt we would ever b in her situation, would n e of us actually handle ourselves better than she has if we were in her shoes??? i sincerely believe that she conducts herself very well (2 put it elegantly), especially when so many ppl r watching... popularity changes ppl!!! can u blame her 4 adapting 2 da disgraceful yet unescapable requirements of global stardom!!! although i am alittle disturbed by her constant denials about her real motivations & her lies about her sex life, i truely do not blame her 4 doing it... yes, she might b bullshitting every1 into believing that she is "innocent", but i actually think that she chooses not 2 deal with da fact that she has 2 do it in order 2 remain alive in showbuisness... although she probably cannot admit it, her "15 minutes of fame" r coming 2 an end, & although she sufferz, she has 2, 4 all da money she's makin!!! she obviously reaslized that it's becuz of her boobs... do u blame her 4 actually thinking like a buisnessman (or women) in an industry that's entirely ruled by how big ur boobs r & how reavealing ur dresses r!!!