France
Film treatment of a plane hijacking in Algeria whose purpose was to crash the plane into some prominent French monument like the Eiffel Tower.
Very annoying shaky-cam throughout which I gradually came to accept because it did contribute to the immediacy of the drama. Very fast-paced. Pretty good characterizations of the French assault team but none of the Muslim fighters; the old story - who knows who they were or their motives? They were just bad people.
Film easily held my attention but crumbles afterward when I thought about it. Taken from a true story from 1994.
6
Monday, August 10, 2015
Sunday, August 9, 2015
You're Next
amerindie
Unusually well done horror/thriller. Standard premise; affluent family gathered for a dinner in a remote house are targeted by mask-wearing killers. One by one they get picked off in various horrible ways. One of the girlfriends fights back whilst the rest cower in fear.
Viscerally satisfying but should I really be cheering on such a splatterfest? Probably not but it is hard to resist.
5
Unusually well done horror/thriller. Standard premise; affluent family gathered for a dinner in a remote house are targeted by mask-wearing killers. One by one they get picked off in various horrible ways. One of the girlfriends fights back whilst the rest cower in fear.
Viscerally satisfying but should I really be cheering on such a splatterfest? Probably not but it is hard to resist.
5
Saturday, August 8, 2015
Calvary
Ireland Brendan Gleeson
In the opening scene a man tells a priest he will kill him in a week because of abuse he suffered as a child from a predatory priest.
We follow the priest during his day-to-day rounds of parishioners and witness the lowly status his class has sunk to in Ireland. Most treat him and the institution he represents with contempt, openly scorning his beliefs, practices. This particular priest is a good man but is made to suffer for all the myriad sins committed by his colleagues.
Unusually sophisticated treatment of contemporary clerical life. A long way from Bells of Saint Marys. Gleeson shone here. His aura of inner calm carried the film past all the angry histrionics spewed by the other characters. He seemed to genuinely care about people and their suffering but they couldn't get past his collar. Unexpected, well done.
7
In the opening scene a man tells a priest he will kill him in a week because of abuse he suffered as a child from a predatory priest.
We follow the priest during his day-to-day rounds of parishioners and witness the lowly status his class has sunk to in Ireland. Most treat him and the institution he represents with contempt, openly scorning his beliefs, practices. This particular priest is a good man but is made to suffer for all the myriad sins committed by his colleagues.
Unusually sophisticated treatment of contemporary clerical life. A long way from Bells of Saint Marys. Gleeson shone here. His aura of inner calm carried the film past all the angry histrionics spewed by the other characters. He seemed to genuinely care about people and their suffering but they couldn't get past his collar. Unexpected, well done.
7
While We're Young
Ben Stiller, Naomi Watts
A fortyish couple hook up with some twenty-somethings, envy their freedom, bohemianism, alter their lives to become more like them. Done as a mocking comedy with cutting undertones. Some of this was amusing, some was not. The 'lesson' that people should act and think their age is a pretty thin reed on which to hang a 1 1/2 hour film.
Can't fault the players here...they did what was asked as well as they could. The problem was the central conceit; at some point we all realize the grass really isn't greener in the neighbor's yard. These characters were old enough to know that.
3
A fortyish couple hook up with some twenty-somethings, envy their freedom, bohemianism, alter their lives to become more like them. Done as a mocking comedy with cutting undertones. Some of this was amusing, some was not. The 'lesson' that people should act and think their age is a pretty thin reed on which to hang a 1 1/2 hour film.
Can't fault the players here...they did what was asked as well as they could. The problem was the central conceit; at some point we all realize the grass really isn't greener in the neighbor's yard. These characters were old enough to know that.
3
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Oculus
Karen Gillan
Spooky ghost-in-the-mirror yarn. Two siblings, whose parents were murdered ten years prior are determined to kill the beast. But it's not so easy since it can apparently control all electronic gear in the area plus the victims' minds. Don't you just hate that?
Effective, well-constructed film. Slow build-up of suspense which led to a truly horrific ending. Ya pays your money, ya gets your scares.
6
Spooky ghost-in-the-mirror yarn. Two siblings, whose parents were murdered ten years prior are determined to kill the beast. But it's not so easy since it can apparently control all electronic gear in the area plus the victims' minds. Don't you just hate that?
Effective, well-constructed film. Slow build-up of suspense which led to a truly horrific ending. Ya pays your money, ya gets your scares.
6
The Homesman
Tommy Lee Jones, Hillary Swank
Lush hollywood production tells the story of a determined woman taking three demented women from Nebraska to Iowa mid 1800's. She is accompanied by TLJ's appropriately grizzled ne'er-do-well. Pretty sanitized but undeniably beautiful to look at. The panoramic landscape was stunning.
They have numerous harrowing adventures along the way.
Performances and story were professional, slick and, for me, marginally involving. This was mainstream fare and it looked it. Good for its type.
7
Lush hollywood production tells the story of a determined woman taking three demented women from Nebraska to Iowa mid 1800's. She is accompanied by TLJ's appropriately grizzled ne'er-do-well. Pretty sanitized but undeniably beautiful to look at. The panoramic landscape was stunning.
They have numerous harrowing adventures along the way.
Performances and story were professional, slick and, for me, marginally involving. This was mainstream fare and it looked it. Good for its type.
7
Monday, August 3, 2015
La Promesse
Belgium Dardenne Brothers
Their third film; the one that captured the minds and hearts of the international film community. We follow a 15 yo boy whose father exploits illegal immigrants and has trained the boy well. We first meet him stealing money from an old woman. A worker for his father falls from a scaffold and is killed; Igor promises to take care of his wife and child...hence the title.
The story is a boy struggling to find his moral compass in the face of his father's violent wrath. Done like a doc, the film has a raw immediacy that pierces us, forces us to think hard about choices, right & wrong, the role of parenting, morality.
Splendidly acted by Olivier Gourmet and Jeremy Renier this became an instant classic, much beloved by fans like me.
8
Their third film; the one that captured the minds and hearts of the international film community. We follow a 15 yo boy whose father exploits illegal immigrants and has trained the boy well. We first meet him stealing money from an old woman. A worker for his father falls from a scaffold and is killed; Igor promises to take care of his wife and child...hence the title.
The story is a boy struggling to find his moral compass in the face of his father's violent wrath. Done like a doc, the film has a raw immediacy that pierces us, forces us to think hard about choices, right & wrong, the role of parenting, morality.
Splendidly acted by Olivier Gourmet and Jeremy Renier this became an instant classic, much beloved by fans like me.
8
Friday, July 31, 2015
Kill the Messanger
Jeremy Renner
Renner completely owns the story of Gary Webb - righteous reporter for an obscure California newspaper who uncovered and reported the US scheme to flood American cities with cocaine/crack to fund the illegal war in Nicaragua against democratic rule. He found that the rot went deep, to the very top of the hierarchy, and that once you expose the nakedness of the king your life will be torn to ribbons by his attack dogs in the media, CIA, FBI, etc.
Fast-paced, a bit superficial but a good intro to this story for those unfamiliar with it. I was pleased that the final title said Webb was found shot twice in the head. It was ruled a suicide.
7
Renner completely owns the story of Gary Webb - righteous reporter for an obscure California newspaper who uncovered and reported the US scheme to flood American cities with cocaine/crack to fund the illegal war in Nicaragua against democratic rule. He found that the rot went deep, to the very top of the hierarchy, and that once you expose the nakedness of the king your life will be torn to ribbons by his attack dogs in the media, CIA, FBI, etc.
Fast-paced, a bit superficial but a good intro to this story for those unfamiliar with it. I was pleased that the final title said Webb was found shot twice in the head. It was ruled a suicide.
7
Thursday, July 30, 2015
John Wick
Keanu Reeves
Simple-minded, preposterous revenge actioner that was so well done it largely worked if you were successful in completely stopping your brain from thinking during play.
KR put a lot into this performance and, by god, he pulled it off. He had quite a range of physical/emotional moments to achieve and, moment by moment he succeeded. The stunts were well shot; the whole thing was paced, framed, lit and shot beautifully.
This would have been better watched with a raucous audience but even in the quiet confines of my living room it worked for me in spite of my best judgement.
6
Simple-minded, preposterous revenge actioner that was so well done it largely worked if you were successful in completely stopping your brain from thinking during play.
KR put a lot into this performance and, by god, he pulled it off. He had quite a range of physical/emotional moments to achieve and, moment by moment he succeeded. The stunts were well shot; the whole thing was paced, framed, lit and shot beautifully.
This would have been better watched with a raucous audience but even in the quiet confines of my living room it worked for me in spite of my best judgement.
6
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Amy
documentary
A powerhouse film. I never followed her career, knew nothing of her music, had read about her public meltdowns but had no feelings or opinions about her. Until now. This story blew me away. The tragedy of what happened to this girl was heart-wrenching.
She was a small woman with a big voice who wrote from the heart. The filmmaker had her lyrics on screen while she sang; a wise decision. She got so caught up in vocal stylizing it was hard to figure out what she was saying. Her words were moving, honest. She wrote about what was happening to her. And what happened to her shouldn't happen to anyone.
The madness of the celebrity bandwagon would crush anybody, no matter how strong they were. But she was fragile and was crushed. Watta shame. I could almost hear the paparazzi saying...who's next? I hate this culture.
9
A powerhouse film. I never followed her career, knew nothing of her music, had read about her public meltdowns but had no feelings or opinions about her. Until now. This story blew me away. The tragedy of what happened to this girl was heart-wrenching.
She was a small woman with a big voice who wrote from the heart. The filmmaker had her lyrics on screen while she sang; a wise decision. She got so caught up in vocal stylizing it was hard to figure out what she was saying. Her words were moving, honest. She wrote about what was happening to her. And what happened to her shouldn't happen to anyone.
The madness of the celebrity bandwagon would crush anybody, no matter how strong they were. But she was fragile and was crushed. Watta shame. I could almost hear the paparazzi saying...who's next? I hate this culture.
9
Ghost in the Shell
anime
When this film came out it was seen by many, including me, as fresh, complex and innovative...helping to move the anime bar a bit higher.
Today, with the remarkable progress anime continues to make...it seemed primitive and a little tired to me. It still stands as a milestone along the way but the form is racing ahead...this film now has historical value only.
5
When this film came out it was seen by many, including me, as fresh, complex and innovative...helping to move the anime bar a bit higher.
Today, with the remarkable progress anime continues to make...it seemed primitive and a little tired to me. It still stands as a milestone along the way but the form is racing ahead...this film now has historical value only.
5
Monday, July 27, 2015
The Year My Parents Went on Vacation
Brazil
1970. Brazil is vying for the World Cup championship; at the same time writhing under the military dictatorship. This film weaves these two mega-stories into the personal tale of a 12 yo boy whose lefty parents scoot, leaving him in the care of a grandfather who had died the day before. Gramps lived in Sao Paulo in the middle of a jewish neighborhood so he is introduced to that alien culture.
Patient unfolding of this boy's story, told without pathos or drama. Realistic in tone, moving at times. We've seen many of these over the years: all have similar features/incidents. They are separated by the degree to which they get under the character's, and our, skin.
An intelligent, satisfying coming-of-age story.
7
1970. Brazil is vying for the World Cup championship; at the same time writhing under the military dictatorship. This film weaves these two mega-stories into the personal tale of a 12 yo boy whose lefty parents scoot, leaving him in the care of a grandfather who had died the day before. Gramps lived in Sao Paulo in the middle of a jewish neighborhood so he is introduced to that alien culture.
Patient unfolding of this boy's story, told without pathos or drama. Realistic in tone, moving at times. We've seen many of these over the years: all have similar features/incidents. They are separated by the degree to which they get under the character's, and our, skin.
An intelligent, satisfying coming-of-age story.
7
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Mr. Nobody
Belgium Jared Leto, Sarah Polley
A remarkable film that deals in very complex ways with the consequences of decisions we make in our lives...and decisions we cannot make. A 9 yo boy is given the choice of going with mom or dad when the parents split. This film traces the possible outcomes of each.
Time is a major theme. The film caroms wildly between different eras in the life of Nemo, our protagonist. Much is concerned with how the different spouses he might end up with will determine his path. But time moves in only one direction...or does it?
The editing, music, cine were outstanding...gave the film an energy few films match. The sci-fi elements were beautifully handled. I don't know how the performers were able to get a handle on their characters; the plotline is the opposite of linear.
It was difficult parsing this film...at times I just held on and allowed myself to be taken for the ride. Eventually I figured it out. I applaud the cinematic/thematic imagination on display here. This is not your ordinary film. It demands deep thought and provides an intellectual and emotional payoff. When's the last time you saw that in a film?
8
A remarkable film that deals in very complex ways with the consequences of decisions we make in our lives...and decisions we cannot make. A 9 yo boy is given the choice of going with mom or dad when the parents split. This film traces the possible outcomes of each.
Time is a major theme. The film caroms wildly between different eras in the life of Nemo, our protagonist. Much is concerned with how the different spouses he might end up with will determine his path. But time moves in only one direction...or does it?
The editing, music, cine were outstanding...gave the film an energy few films match. The sci-fi elements were beautifully handled. I don't know how the performers were able to get a handle on their characters; the plotline is the opposite of linear.
It was difficult parsing this film...at times I just held on and allowed myself to be taken for the ride. Eventually I figured it out. I applaud the cinematic/thematic imagination on display here. This is not your ordinary film. It demands deep thought and provides an intellectual and emotional payoff. When's the last time you saw that in a film?
8
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Song of the Sea
anime
A selkie comes to life, spends the film's time trying to reach her special coat so she can return to her natural habitat. She has many outlandish adventures along the way.
Beautifully drawn. Many imaginative scenes of breathtaking animation. Charming treatment of selkie legend...much better than John Sayles' film. I have no quarrel with this lovely film but I do wish anime would move beyond stories about and intended primarily for children. Until it does it won't be taken seriously as medium.
Meanwhile this one's a gem.
8
The Mist
Marcia Gay Harden
Your basic monster movie. A storm brings horrible monsters into a seaside town; a group gets trapped in the local supermarket...who will survive? Pretty much by-the-numbers. Some very good creature effects, annoying doubters/skeptics get their comeuppance, a religious nut sways the crowd, etc.
Hasn't all this been done before? Many times. This film (by Frank Darabont) does it as well as most. Could've used some trimming...some scenes were held too long...but it was enjoyable...if you like this sort of thing.
5
Your basic monster movie. A storm brings horrible monsters into a seaside town; a group gets trapped in the local supermarket...who will survive? Pretty much by-the-numbers. Some very good creature effects, annoying doubters/skeptics get their comeuppance, a religious nut sways the crowd, etc.
Hasn't all this been done before? Many times. This film (by Frank Darabont) does it as well as most. Could've used some trimming...some scenes were held too long...but it was enjoyable...if you like this sort of thing.
5
Friday, July 24, 2015
What We Do in the Shadows
New Zealand
Consistently clever, creative post-modern take on the vampire meme. These film ideas have been in the air so long now their existence is taken for granted and can now be parodied at will. Last year Jim Jarmusch used jaded ennui as a device in his wonderful Only Lovers Left Alive; here vamps and their practices are used for broad humor.
Like superheroes and UFOs/aliens, slack-jawed moviegoers believe this nonsense is real enough that they 'know' the characteristics of dead people who live on human blood. I suppose this is harmless entertainment but I wonder about the effect of large numbers of the populace believing silly lies: does it make the equally nonsensical corporate propaganda easier to push? Who knows?
This film succeeded on its own terms.
6
Consistently clever, creative post-modern take on the vampire meme. These film ideas have been in the air so long now their existence is taken for granted and can now be parodied at will. Last year Jim Jarmusch used jaded ennui as a device in his wonderful Only Lovers Left Alive; here vamps and their practices are used for broad humor.
Like superheroes and UFOs/aliens, slack-jawed moviegoers believe this nonsense is real enough that they 'know' the characteristics of dead people who live on human blood. I suppose this is harmless entertainment but I wonder about the effect of large numbers of the populace believing silly lies: does it make the equally nonsensical corporate propaganda easier to push? Who knows?
This film succeeded on its own terms.
6
Thursday, July 23, 2015
White Bird in a Blizzard
Shailene Woodley, Eva Green
Moody, slow-paced drama of a 17 yo girl whose mother suddenly disappears, sending her into an adolescent tailspin. She frabs around with the neighbor boy, hooks up with the detective investigating, eventually goes off to college with her world in a state of suspended animation.
The tone of the film was vaguely mysterious. All the dialogue between the girl and her mother clunked. Mom was desperately unhappy but stayed. Why? Dad was a loser.
I found it engaging but not compelling. Not suspenseful enough for a mystery. Not deep enough for a character study. Directed by Gregg Araki who may not have been happy making a domestic melodrama. Very different from his other films. So-so.
5
Moody, slow-paced drama of a 17 yo girl whose mother suddenly disappears, sending her into an adolescent tailspin. She frabs around with the neighbor boy, hooks up with the detective investigating, eventually goes off to college with her world in a state of suspended animation.
The tone of the film was vaguely mysterious. All the dialogue between the girl and her mother clunked. Mom was desperately unhappy but stayed. Why? Dad was a loser.
I found it engaging but not compelling. Not suspenseful enough for a mystery. Not deep enough for a character study. Directed by Gregg Araki who may not have been happy making a domestic melodrama. Very different from his other films. So-so.
5
This Filthy World
documentary
90 minute stand-up talk by the one and only John Waters, pride of Baltimore. He is very practiced at this kind of presentation by now...gives the audience, and us, a trip through his film career touching on all the old favorites - Divine eating dog shit, etc.
He is still scabrous, irreverent in the extreme, amusing, scatological, sui generis.
6
90 minute stand-up talk by the one and only John Waters, pride of Baltimore. He is very practiced at this kind of presentation by now...gives the audience, and us, a trip through his film career touching on all the old favorites - Divine eating dog shit, etc.
He is still scabrous, irreverent in the extreme, amusing, scatological, sui generis.
6
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
The Last Sentence
Sweden d/ Jan Troell
We follow a prominent newspaper editor, staunchly anti-Hitler, from 1933 to 1945 as he wrestles with other members of the ruling class who are afraid his screeds will bring German soldiers to Sweden. The film is also a domestic melodrama, with open cheating, loveless marriages, a Jewish mistress, etc.
The drama here was very subdued - with none of the smooth fluency I've come to associate with this director. Performances were strong, mise-en-scene spot on, but the screenplay felt baggy - just meandering along whilst history played out the grand drama of WW2.
Film was a bit of a let down for this great director, whose work I've admired since The Emigrants and The New Land in the early 70's.
6
We follow a prominent newspaper editor, staunchly anti-Hitler, from 1933 to 1945 as he wrestles with other members of the ruling class who are afraid his screeds will bring German soldiers to Sweden. The film is also a domestic melodrama, with open cheating, loveless marriages, a Jewish mistress, etc.
The drama here was very subdued - with none of the smooth fluency I've come to associate with this director. Performances were strong, mise-en-scene spot on, but the screenplay felt baggy - just meandering along whilst history played out the grand drama of WW2.
Film was a bit of a let down for this great director, whose work I've admired since The Emigrants and The New Land in the early 70's.
6
Sunday, July 19, 2015
A Simple Life
Hong Kong
On the second viewing I liked this even more. Gentle, undramatic, humanistic...a truly marvelous film.
Deannie Yip was the standout. She acted mostly with her eyes and won my heart all over again.
9
On the second viewing I liked this even more. Gentle, undramatic, humanistic...a truly marvelous film.
Deannie Yip was the standout. She acted mostly with her eyes and won my heart all over again.
9
Friday, July 17, 2015
I'm a Cyborg and That's OK
Korea
Set in an insane asylum. Extremely silly without being funny. So we're left with adults running around doing ridiculous things, acting stupid.
I wonder if Koreans found this funny...
1
Set in an insane asylum. Extremely silly without being funny. So we're left with adults running around doing ridiculous things, acting stupid.
I wonder if Koreans found this funny...
1
Happy Valley
documentary
This doc tells the twisted, sordid tale of Penn State, Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno. The real story is the bizarre reaction of the State College 'community' to these crimes. Apparently paedophilia, child rape are insignificant, incidental distractions from the truly important issues facing UPenn - winning the next football game.
Some of the things people said on camera here were hard to believe. One shithead said he was tired of having to acknowledge the suffering of the rape victims when praising JoPa. Really? Are US values this skewed? The frightening answer is...probably.
Very disturbing peek into the collapse of a 'civilization.'
7
This doc tells the twisted, sordid tale of Penn State, Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno. The real story is the bizarre reaction of the State College 'community' to these crimes. Apparently paedophilia, child rape are insignificant, incidental distractions from the truly important issues facing UPenn - winning the next football game.
Some of the things people said on camera here were hard to believe. One shithead said he was tired of having to acknowledge the suffering of the rape victims when praising JoPa. Really? Are US values this skewed? The frightening answer is...probably.
Very disturbing peek into the collapse of a 'civilization.'
7
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Kiss the Water
ducumentary Scotland
An original doc. Eric Steel melds stock doc ideas with interpretative animation and stunning nature footage of the Scottish highlands and shore. All done at a slow, reflective pace.
Beautiful...lovely soundtrack and sound design. Macro shots of the art of tying flies.
He tells the life of Megan Boyd, master tier of flies used to catch salmon. I wasn't interested in this topic but this film enthralled me...and will be memorable. This one's a gem.
8
An original doc. Eric Steel melds stock doc ideas with interpretative animation and stunning nature footage of the Scottish highlands and shore. All done at a slow, reflective pace.
Beautiful...lovely soundtrack and sound design. Macro shots of the art of tying flies.
He tells the life of Megan Boyd, master tier of flies used to catch salmon. I wasn't interested in this topic but this film enthralled me...and will be memorable. This one's a gem.
8
Monday, July 13, 2015
Bicycling With Moliere
France
A popular TV actor attempts to recruit his retired 'friend' to re-stage The Misanthrope. The film is the continuing series of conflicts between them as they try to get a handle on the characters and the play.
Some of this was dramatic, some silly, some asinine. It shifted scene to scene, which gave the film a disconcerting inconsistency. The slapstick wasn't funny. At all. The love interest also fell flat. There were moments during rehearsals when the actors clicked...but they were short and not sustained.
The big problem was that the 'friend' was a total jerk - I found it implausible that the actor would continue to pursue this asshole for the play. It's a classic play...many actors could do it. Nice use of seaside scenery but that's not enough to carry a film.
4
A popular TV actor attempts to recruit his retired 'friend' to re-stage The Misanthrope. The film is the continuing series of conflicts between them as they try to get a handle on the characters and the play.
Some of this was dramatic, some silly, some asinine. It shifted scene to scene, which gave the film a disconcerting inconsistency. The slapstick wasn't funny. At all. The love interest also fell flat. There were moments during rehearsals when the actors clicked...but they were short and not sustained.
The big problem was that the 'friend' was a total jerk - I found it implausible that the actor would continue to pursue this asshole for the play. It's a classic play...many actors could do it. Nice use of seaside scenery but that's not enough to carry a film.
4
The Wolfpack
documentary
Seven siblings were locked in a NYC apartment for the first 15 years of their lives by a drunken moron father and beaten-down mother. During the course of this film we watch these boys make tentative steps to liberate themselves, although there is no doubt they will be profoundly damaged by their childhoods.
I saw this as a sordid freakshow but the freaks weren't interesting, only pathetic. They watched shitty movies (Tarantino, Batman), wrote down every word of the scripts and re-enacted them in their cramped apartment.
These kids gave me the creeps...similar to the 'uncanny valley' phenomenon generated by too-perfect robots or cloned humans. I wanted to get away from them and their stinking apartment. I wanted to take a shower afterward and cleanse myself from my memory.
As an added bonus this was among the worst shot films in memory. Half was home footage the kids shot; the other half was equally boneheaded footage by the filmmaker. This film was an unpleasant ordeal for me. I can't forget it fast enough.
1
Seven siblings were locked in a NYC apartment for the first 15 years of their lives by a drunken moron father and beaten-down mother. During the course of this film we watch these boys make tentative steps to liberate themselves, although there is no doubt they will be profoundly damaged by their childhoods.
I saw this as a sordid freakshow but the freaks weren't interesting, only pathetic. They watched shitty movies (Tarantino, Batman), wrote down every word of the scripts and re-enacted them in their cramped apartment.
These kids gave me the creeps...similar to the 'uncanny valley' phenomenon generated by too-perfect robots or cloned humans. I wanted to get away from them and their stinking apartment. I wanted to take a shower afterward and cleanse myself from my memory.
As an added bonus this was among the worst shot films in memory. Half was home footage the kids shot; the other half was equally boneheaded footage by the filmmaker. This film was an unpleasant ordeal for me. I can't forget it fast enough.
1
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