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a brick

i just saw a rather delightful film by the name of
"brick", directed by some rian johnson, a seemingly new director from maryland. it was an interesting new twist on the film noir style of story telling with throwbacks to forties crime dramas with its quick dialogue and nearly unintelligable slang. it was recommended to me by a random fellow in blockbuster who saw christina and i browsing the racks and liked the look of us. thanks, random fellow, i commend your taste!
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