Walking with the devil

Hello Everyone,

 

Ah! Beautiful day it was. Actually, it wasn't to nice outside but I received a good new today. So of course everything would go nice and rainbow no matter how ugly it is inside. Such as a child getting a candy so he forgot about his injury. What hapenned? Well I finally received the results of one of my courses from last semester. :D I passed! I did above average so that makes me even more happy. So I've been refreshing the school result page for days. But it's not over yet. I have to keep the same rhythm for the present courses I have this semester. That's pretty much about my updates. I haven't done anything much except for studying, eating, and sleeping. I also watched my favourite show ever! XD Walking dead!!! *Ok Eva! If you read this post, you can skip the following part...till the end :/*  I'm sure many of you know this show. Just in case there's a minority who doesn't, which happens, let me introduce you to WD (walking dead).

 

 

Oh yeah!!! So what is it about? It's an apocalyptic world dominated by zombies. So our protagonist is a sheriff officer or a police who wakes up weeks later in the hospital after the event. He finds himself alone and the hospital seems pretty much empty...well not really. When he discovers how the world has come into ruins, the first thing he wants to find is his family. The beginning is somewhat similar to 2 weeks later. But as the storyline progresses, this serie brings to itself something unique and scary which is realism. Normally, people would group up together when something happens. But here the question is: How far are you ready to go in order to survive? What are you ready to sacrifice? Anyways, you should defenitely check it out if you are a horror fan. But isn't it awesome to have

 

Last weekend, I checked an interesting movie which is called I saw the devil. It's a korean movie but you can read the subtitles to understand. I found it easily on youtube.

 

 

So this movie is more of a thriller/suspense theme. The protagonist has a fiance and it's all lovey dovey. However, things become bitter when she becomes a victim of a serial killer. She was killed in a really gruesome way. His life is shattered and he swore revenge. But it wasn't any ordinary revenge. He wanted the psychopath to suffer as much as his lover did. He could of just catch him and kill him. But he thought: Wouldn't that be to soft to just finish him off? He could drag him to the police but then the atonement for his crime would be to live in prison. What our protagonist wants is physical and psychological suffering as punishment. An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Overall, it's a great film. At the end of the movie, the antagonist explains how a psychopath feels. The last scene of the film makes you think: What do you do when there's an evil you cannot defeat by justice means? Do you stain your hands with evil to destroy evil, or do you remain steadfastly just and righteous even if it means surrending to evil? If you can overcome the gruesome scenes, you will be rewarded to a nice concept and storyline. Are the violent scenes mandatory? I think it was necessary to a certain point because I believe the director wanted to send the message across.

 

At the end, Walking dead and I saw the devil share something in common. Both protagonists commit things which are grusome in order to have their selfish, which is arguable, desire to be accomplished.

 

So that's it for today's post! My study break is over! If you decide to watch the tv serie or the movie, I hope you enjoy it! :D bye!!!