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Jun. 7th, 2010 09:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsWhat's up with commercials for a movie being all, "you won't believe the ending!" Its like, thanks for ruining the ending, because now you know there's a twist coming and be readily able to pick it out! Of course, I'm doing it right now for people who haven't seen the commercials for Shutter Island coming out on DVD but whatever. In any case, from watching the trailers even before learning there was a twist ending, I already figured that Leonardo Dicaprio wasn't a Marshall but was gonna end up being a patient. But once I heard there was a surprise ending, I was sure of it! And I was right! Of course, its expected. Whenever you have a thriller involving a mental institution- one of the characters you think is a normal person always ends up actually being a patient.
On an entirely different note, one thing that sucks about remembering dreams well is that there are times where the dream version of someone I know says or does something, and I'll later recall them saying or doing such and then remember a few minutes later they didn't actually do that, that was a dream. I guess its good I at least realize the difference.
On an entirely different note, one thing that sucks about remembering dreams well is that there are times where the dream version of someone I know says or does something, and I'll later recall them saying or doing such and then remember a few minutes later they didn't actually do that, that was a dream. I guess its good I at least realize the difference.
