House

{Proof}

One of the few movies lately to have me think about something more than just the movie itself.
I needed to think deeper into >>

1. How (can) love bloom in the wake of loss?
2. How can a Siao-Lang(crazy man), in his very own insanity, tell other people that acknowledging insanity is not a sign of insanity?
3. What Math formula are they trying to proof?
4. Paranoia and trust. How to see people through their eyes?
5. How bad my maths is now..

As well as a few other things i thought about but I forgot while I was typing the above, That made me extremely annoyed...Oh Ya

1. How Hair is actually 'dead' and how there is no point using organic products on it since there's no effect on the hair? (Is it true?)
2. Vegeterian Chilli (Since when was chilli meat?)
3. She has wasted 33 and a quarter hours in the past few weeks not doing work but she has the brain capacity to make it up in one second. What about me? I guess i wasted at least 15 years of my 21 and will still have a lot of wasting to do...heehee

As such is the power of {Proof}, another teaming up by John 'Shakespeare in Love' Madden and Gwyneth 'Shakespeare in Love' Paltrow. Simple. Profound. Excellent acting. No make-up. This is truly a back to basics kinda film that truly dissects every issue Katherine goes through. Loss, Fear, Despair, Uncertainty, Grief. Hal is the math teacher/nerd band drummer who gets laid. If he don't who does?? {Proof} is kinda moving and I like it that there are quite a few unexpected turns in the plot. The Heroine, fearing that she will go insane just like her father, was this close to keeping the Mathematical {Proof} that might rock the present world forever. But she accepts her inherited intelligence and went on to refine the {Proof} with Hal. Will she go insane? Like her Daddy? according to Hal...its No. I know I'm a spoiler...But just give {Proof} a chance. I never regretted choosing {Proof} over some Geisha-shit. (I'm clearly biased towards this movie cos I like Shakespeare in Love...a lot a lot a lot).