The fight with the only real 'enemy' youve ever had, yourself

[cloudy]

The fact that anyone is on this site, means they are more open to any possible interpretation of the world around us. Some havnt discovered the way they should be heading and kinda need a bump. This book and recently made Movie really inspired me to start asking more questions about myself and starting to see the truth around us. The movie is called 'Peaceful Warrior' and I feel like if atleast one other person can hear about it from me and change their life or ways of thinking as it did for me; then this was well worth the post and any possible haters trying to flame . Heres a trailer for the movie, watch it all with an open mind and you might be amazed to see how you feel after or whats inspired you to do next. If anyone has any questions or want me to explain anything about anything (not just the Movie) ask away And remember, a true warrior Acts, where as only a fool Reacts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsS3cXGs2GQ Oh and I forgot to mention this is all based off someone's true experience, Dan Millman wrote a few books about it all.

[Caprisun]

I was expecting some sort of new-age documentary. That actually looks interesting (especially since it has Amy Smart in it! ) I might have to check it out.

[Caprisun]

Never mind, I had to turn it off after about 20-30 minutes. I just couldn't stand it. It had an interesting premise and all, it was just a terrible movie. But it could have been good. What really did it for me was the fact that the entire movie revolved around a group of male gymnasts who thought they were tough shit. I couldn't help but laugh or cringe everytime one of those pretty boys got into someone's face or tried to act "mean." That doesn't mean it didn't have a good message though.

[Bonsay]

Cloudy, perhaps you should check out Revolver (2005). I have a feeling you might enjoy it, or it's message at least. The non-US version if you have a choice.