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Name Mark F
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Movie: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Spirited Away, Grave of the Fireflies, Battle Royale
Actor: Pat Morita, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Rachel McAdams, Chiaki Kuriyama
Director: Takashi Miike, Steven Spielberg (I), Stephen King, Hayao Miyazaki, Peter Jackson, Tim Burton, Roger Allers, Kinji Fukasaku, Makoto Shinkai, Akira Kurosawa
Quote: A human being contains 5 liters of blood, 6 pounds of skin, 206 bones, 600 muscles, and 35 million glands. It takes a human body more than 25 years of life to grow such things.

But one man actually believes he can rid himself of every single piece of human flesh by just using straight scissors and a small surgical blade. And he is going to prove it.

About Me
Favorite TV Show(s): Heroes, Supernatural, Death Note, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Smallville, Bionic Woman, South Park and Family Guy.

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Horror, Psychological, Science Fiction, Shounen, Supernatural
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My name is Mark. I'm seventeen. I still live with my parents in a small townhouse lloll. I enjoy playing video games (Wii & DS) and watching animes and movies.
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    Black Tar Heroin: The Dark End of the Street Black Tar Heroin: The Dark End of the Street
    4.0 Stars by _kelly
    It's not hard for this film to be brilliant. The camera just has to be running on these people, and then it is up to the makers to dig through the three years of footage to compile a coherent story.

    All of them are young, introspective, resourceful, friendly, and full of potential. But they are also all very filled with sadness, in great despair, in ill health, in dangerous situations, and rarely happy because they are all addicted to heroin. It would not be surprising if a followup done today would reveal all the participants, or at least a majority, to now be dead of a drug-related cause. At the conclusion, two main subjects have AIDS and are not receiving treatment, and one of them is still prostituting despite a looming charge of attempted murder if charged again with prostitution.

    Of course when dealing with this topic, the content will be saddening, but the factor that determines whether or not the film is good is if it is revealing. And this film does reveal in horrific detail the reality of junkie living. We see their battered bodies, bruises and burst blood vessels spotting their skin from frequent injection and dramatic weight losses from neglecting eating for fixing. We see them in the throes of withdrawal and, more rarely, doped to the point of complete loss of awareness with their only spoken sentiments being about their specific despairs and missing loved ones. We see them lurking on street corners to advertise for dates, visiting public restrooms to shoot up, using pay phones to contact dealers, and running small dealing operations out of temporary and deteriorating living spaces. We see them attempting relationships with other addicts, but it seems that what draws these people together is their addiction and mutual need for supporting their addiction. We see them attempting to regain their lives when jail or death looms, but we also witness them inevitably falling back into the deadly grip of addiction.

    Great documentaries reveal stark reality, and this film certainly accomplishes that.
    It's been a good while since I've done a recommendation, so here's a depressing but quite riveting documentary about young heroin addicts in San Francisco, filmed 1995 through 1998, and like many great drug documentaries, distributed by HBO. Not for the faint of anything, as there is much intravenous drug use, blood, and ailing physical states.
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