Off The Films

“Great power comes with great responsibilities.” This quote was taken off a film called Spider-Man 2 and was said by Parker’s uncle, named Ben.

According to Parker and his aunt, Uncle Ben was a great man, therefore loved by all of his relatives. Alas, he died for doing the right thing, and this not only happened in films but also in reality that we lived in. It caused great disappointment in everyone who has experienced such a thing, but not exactly the victim. 

If you were the victim, the feeling of being disappointed won’t occur to you for you were already dead, and when you were no longer living, you can’t exactly fell that or anything all for that matter.

This was the kind of thing that made the world opposite of flawless and the human being inadequate as they were now. On the contrary, the world was never meant to be perfect and neither were the humans. Which then, brought me to the question of mine: if that so, why do we all bother to be perfect when we know we can never be perfect or anywhere near that?

I would understand if an individual wanted to make them better and maybe the environment they lived in as well, but better doesn’t mean perfect. It doesn’t at all.

Another great quotation would be: “Worth and cost are two different things.” This was off the very famous film based on a fabulous book written by one of my favourite authors, Sophie Kinsella. If you happened to be a shopaholic then you would know the title for the film, but if not, never to worry because I will tell you. It was called The Confessions of a Shopaholic. Alas for me, I would not write my perspective on this quote; thus fortunately for you since you will be no longer reading my rants. 

So that was me going on about little things in life. I got the inspiration to do so from the quotation I’ve written at the beginning. Also, you might be wondering why I was suddenly writing about things like these. Well, the answer to that was because I spent my day watching those two films that I’ve mentioned before.