The day I decided to procrastinate

11/17/2014

I believe that whoever you are, you can surely remember the feel when you had to learn so many things for school that it became unbearable. Well, that's basically what happens to me all the time. But today, today was different. Because I decided to procrastinate a bit. Or more.

It started when Richard (who "you all know" R:uh..) mentioned that his friend randomly suggested going to a cinema to see Interstellar. A new film in 2014. After reassuring me that it was really okay that I went with them I agreed because I wanted to see it anyway.
What a nice feel it is, when you stop thinking about anything else like school, home, problems... and just randomly go to the cinema with amazing people. I hope I don't have to mention that counting every burst of laughter I had would be really a hard work so I'm not going to bother you with that.

So yeah, imagine 3 random people not really familiar with the map of the city walking to a certain spot which is like 50 minutes from the place we were in the beginning. My knees (which declared a revolt about an half a year ago) didn't really agree on that scenario but I managed... and after refusing being carried I found myself many moments later, at the spot we were heading from the beginning. And what relief that was.
Few moments later (shorter than before) we were all three seated in the upper part of the cinema with large Coca-Cola cups in our hands waiting for the film to begin (with my head resting on Richard's shoulder because... because the way up was very exhausting I must say).

Okay, last pop out for a toilet and back. Lights went out and the screen lightened up. And about a million commercials later.............dum-dum-dum-dum............. the film started!
To tell the truth I was expecting action from the beginning of the film. But later I found out why the film was so looong. After longish, boring start of the film,  came the action. Later on it got so intense that I was afraid I might eventually crush [R: Demolish] my neighbour's hand.

As I really like to watch films I can not hold myself not to tell you some basics about this film as a little review.
If you are a fan of Sci-fi films, this one is made just for you. Or maybe. Depends also whether you don't mind long boring beginnings. Otherwise as I said before the film was full of action and emotional moments. What really pleased me is that this film doesn't talk much about any romance or sex... those emotions in the film are purer than that. It's mostly family. And then somehow the whole humanity. Because as a sci-fi of this time it also includes quite and important question which might be very accutare just few decades maybe from now on. The food. I like the elegancy of dealing with this problem. I mean in a way. Well, they travel through time and space so I think sci-fi used its genre as much as it could. The makers were driven by their imagination completely. I also must highlight the fact that even though there were some parts which could've been guessed on the other hand some parts were a real secret. There were so many things that I really wouldn't guess. It just kept surprising me. And lastly the special effects which were pretty decent. I mean for a technique we have now I think they  used it up as much as they could've. So decide on your own. The choice is yours after all.

After the last scene it took us a while to realise what had just happened and what was going on at the moment. When we have finally woken up our senses to life we headed to... the toilets of course. But after that to a bus stop. I think none of us would be that cheery about walking back since every each of us suffered from some pain at the time. But I guess I was the main reason (sorry guys). And so we went and both me and Richard found out we would have to wait another hour for our transports. And so I suggested going to a Caffé or something and we ended up in McCafé. Funny random thing was also meeting a random friend from school there. "Coinsidence? I think not!" (sorry just a quote from a fairytale)

But anyway. The time had passed really fast and we soon had to go back to the station again. And so we went and as I was the first one who had a bus there I said goodbies and hugged them (half unsuccessfully) and went home.

So that's that. Maybe my marks will suffer [R: as your knees did] ... I don't know. But it was certainly worth it.

(Thank you guys!)