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Holy Floating Jackman

The Fountain (with Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz) is an intriguing film. The imagery and story-telling collide in a world torn between cliches, religions and time periods. Time is nearly irrelevant in the film which allows the core plot to shine.The story of a man searching for a cure for death reveals his innermost fear is not losing the woman he works feverishly to save. He works to save his own fear of that unknown. That "Road to Awe."

It isn't the best movie of all time, but it's poignant prodding into the human perception of death and various religious thoughts on the matter or eternal life keep the watcher entertained. It is a beautiful film -- though it may hit a little too hard for those dealing with cancer or have had a loved one pass away recently.

It is a cool evening. Wish I could spend some time with friends and be outside.

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