I'm Up

[demariana]

That is about all I claim right now. I am going to do a quick update before I head to take the car to get its tune up.

Last night after picking up Phaeton we went to rent some movies. They were out of The Others so instead of getting raincheck we purchased it since it was on sale. We then rented Bones, 13 Ghosts, and an anime film. Phaeton and I watched the anime last night. We went upstairs and played it on his computer as we snugled on the futon.

While searching for movies I found one I would love to have just for the synposis on the back. I would be worried that the film would give me too many ideas. :)

Film Title: The Operator
Synposis: Gary Wheelan is a successful attorney working on the trial of his life. He has it all; a beautiful and loving wife, a nice house and fancy car. But everything suddenly changes when in the middle of a bad day he vents his frustrations by viciously insulting a telephone operator. Now, the mysterious woman uses her access to his private information to plot and orchestrate Gary's downfall. Step by step, she destroys his identity, finances and reputation until he begins to see the naked truth of his life.

You think this could be me? And some of the calls I get. *grins*

Comments

[lothie.livejournal.com]

The scary thing is that it's SO plausible that someone could do this.

[roina-arwen.livejournal.com]

There is a movie I watched on TV last month (on one of the copious movie channels) called "Two Shades of Blue." It stars Rachel Hunter, Marlee Matlin, Gary Busey, and Eric Roberts. Brief synopsis: "When famed author Susan Price (Rachel Hunter) is framed for the murder of her fiance, billionare publisher Jack Reynolds, she changes her identity and goes undercover working as a relay operator for the hearing impaired to contact the deaf District Attorney (Marlee Matlin) in order to clear her name."

Overall, I was pretty impressed with the movie. It's another one of those "operator" type of movies (albeit a different sort of operator), which is why I thought I'd bring it up. :)