This is one film where the trailer doesn't do it justice. There is a much deeper message within this film. Essentially 3 aliens arrive on earth and inhabit the bodies of three people in Japan and they must come together once they have discovered what it is to be human so that they can take over the population more easily. The hard part of their task is getting people to truly express an understanding of what it is to be human. To truly understand what "family" means, what "work" means, and why we do it. Once the person can demonstrate an understanding of such a thing, these aliens then take that thought and capture it for themselves, and the person demonstrating the understanding forgets everything they know about that subject. Once you tell the alien what "family" or "work" is then they take your understanding of that and then you do not know what "family" or "work" is anymore. This becomes tragic when one of the aliens asks it's human guide to describe something as powerful as love.

Based on the book of the same name, All Quiet on the Western Front tells the tale...what a minute. You have the internet. You can look up what the movies about. 

*The original has been banned in countries in times of war, as it has had an effect on dropping the number of people enlisting in the military.*

*The Original is also available on YouTube for free.*

Few fills are this dark as this one. 

I know I was pretty dark with Come and See, but now we dive down a rabbit hole. Here is a drama about what could happen if nuclear war started and the aftermath of England at least. 

"This world is spinning around me - This world is spinning without me and - Every day sends future to past - Every breath leaves me one less to my last"

I have seen many takes on the perception of this song and this music video. 

This is the story of  Tony Reynolds and his rise to stardom. 

"this is the world we live in - And these are the hands we're given - Use them and let's start trying - To make it a place worth living in"

Gaaahhh! Muppets. 

This was a pretty traumatic music video when I first saw it in the 90s (yes I am that old). A few of these runaways from the music video were found and returned to their families for better or worse. 

Anyway, Soul Asylum wasn't the most uplifting band from the songs of theirs I have listened to. 

"Who made up all the rules - We follow them like fools - Believe them to be true - Don't care to think them through" 

It kind of makes you think about all these ridiculous laws we fool. I understand rules like no killing, stealing, raping, etc., but don't smoke this plant, don't cross a road in this area. Don't sleep here or there. Put down that hatchback. Stop teasing the monkeys. Let go of my sideburns. What bullshit is this? Fuck those rules. I will break any rule that I don't agree with just for the sake of my entertainment as long as I don't get in trouble and receive no repercussions for my actions. 

"And who are they? - And where are they? - And how can they - Know all this?" 

Depending on when you read this, this video may be new to you. At least it was for me. I like this song, so I'm just going to put it right here for now.