Seize the Day, or life...

Rating: 10/10 (18 October 2004)

In the movie, the message is very subliminal. Only after you see the movie you understand "carpe diem" or what it actually means. How many of you go the same route to work every day? How many of you notice nature, or people, or animals. How many thank God or somebody else for the great times they have had. We may die tomorrow, a year, or 50 years, but if you died tomorrow would you feel as though your life was complete? Have you helped enough people? Have you seen your family? Or have you acted like a kid lately, skwishing your feet in the mud, or jumping into a pile of leaves? When we grow up it needs to be physical not mental. Every day that passes, we die a little more. Every beat of our heart is one less beat then before.
When we die we need to feel content whether it is helping people, or doing things we want to do, or express ourselves, through music or poetry like in the Dead Poets Society. And when somebody amazing comes along, thank them before it is too late.