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Date Posted: 15:50:41 07/06/01 Fri
Author: Silver
Subject: Pay It Forward

Independence Day was supposed to be movie day for my sister and I. (Well, it was until I crashed the car, but enough about THAT.) Anyways, we saw Ms. Congeniality, What Women Want, and Pay It Foward. The first two were a bit boring but I LOVED -- as in L-O-V-E-D -- Pay It Forward! Superb acting by everyone, but you've just got to fall in love with Haley Joel Osment, the bright, cute, little kid. The storyline, script, cinemetography, set...everything was great! It really draws you into the story. Wish the ending could have been different but like my sis said, it was necessary to get the message through. I've watched the movie three times now (love the Blockbuster 5 day rental thing). The only other movies I've watched more than once voluntarily were "Ever After" "Meet Joe Black" and "Contact". Now I can add "Pay It Foward" to the list. Kevin Spacey was very engaging as the emotionally and physically scarred teacher that inspired the kid to try to change the world for the better. I'd like to see other things he's in but according to my research, the past movies he's been in are either too crude or violent for my taste. Perhaps something in the future.

Helen Hunt...she doesn't strike me as a person who has many facial expressions. You can almost predict every wince, smile, blink she'll make. She was in What Women Want and except for hair and make-up, her acting wasn't too much different from the two movies. Well, she did look convincingly hungover at one part of the movie, but that's it.

Well, enough rambling. I hope my sis and I will have another movie day. There are lots of other movies I've been meaning to watch, like Unbreakable, Dr.T and the Women, Nurse Betty, etc. Have you guys seen any of those movies?

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