Crimson Peak

For the Love Of Crimson Peak

A girl seeing Ghosts, meets a man every girl with a hang for mysterious guys will get weak in the knees for, but there is more to him than met the eye, he and his sister were raised under the roof in a mansion, the mother did never let them out, alone in the dark, they only had each other, could only suck love from each other and they loved each other. 

The Mother found out and threaded them to split them ... so when the time came and she took a bath Lucille and Thomas went and smashed a chopper into her head. 

They told no one what happened. They only had each other. 

While Thomas was well educated and send to an boarding school, Lucille was send into a mad house. As they were left into society, they joint to live together. But the house was falling down, to rescue it they had to make money. And the idea in their heads formed that Thomas was to marry rich women who were solitary and with no attachment and when they were in the house, Lucille would slowly poisoning them to death.

Del Toro said they were like two moths, hanging onto each other. But One of them wants so fly, feels the desire to be a butterfly ... and as Thomas meets Edith, who is so free and goes without fear into the World even though she seems so delicate, the longing to walk with her right into lands and countries he has never seen is seed.

But the other moth would never let him go and she wouldn´t let get Edith away so easily too...

Because Love makes Monsters of us all.

Steve Jobs and the Myth that is Apple

I just recently saw `Steve Jobs´ and it was just so good. I know the visit-er numbers were bad, but I can only blame the Film Industry for that, because his Story was made so often in the last few years. See Ashton Kutcher version hasn´t been long ago. And I´d seen that one too and it wasn´t that bad. But I didn´t love it. It´s focus was more on the progress of Apple.

Were this one was just about Jobs and it still gave room for his secrets. It was a perfect mirror of Steve´s behavior and his ticks. Fassbender is so good that you sometimes think to actually see Jobs even though you don´t.

Three Stars  ★★★