Life without MOVIES . . .

Sometimes I think about how much pleasure i really get from movies. 
Something which started like an interesting option for entertainment & passing 
time has now turned into a passion . A passion so big that now i can't even 
spend a day without watching a movie... I still remember the first time I saw 
Devil wears Prada, A walk to remember, Pretty woman, Runaway bride, 
Notebook, PS: I love you, Harry Potter, Twilight and so many, many more. I 
watch a number of movies , that to over and over again and with great 
enjoyment each time i watch. I believe that we all have some pleasant 
memories of watching some particularly wonderful movies. 

We all know that everyone needs Entertainment and it's arguably deemed as a 

necessary psychological need for humans. In the short on-time lives of today, 

one hardly finds time for it. Hence in this case movies provide an ample scope 

for some much-craved for pleasure & amusement. Some of us take watching 

movies as a source of leisure, while for some movies go beyond mere 

entertainment & serves their passion as they actually derive true pleasure from 

them .

The actual pleasure lies in the fact that the person watching the movie gets so 

involved in it that he starts considering himself a part it. The fact is that there 

is a real world that we live in, and there is the make-believe world that 

filmmakers create. It's the bridging of these two worlds in the movies that 

psychologically involves the viewers so  much so that they start seeing 

themselves as a part of the ongoing story before their eyes , hence enhancing 

their craze & enthusiasm. Just like in my case, when I saw Twilight for the 

first time I was so hooked on to the movie that I was actually dying with 

enthusiasm to watch the following parts of the series & so I made it a point to 

watch New Moon & Eclipse the next day itself. And since then I have been in 

love with the Twilight series :) 

Life without movies for me is just so unimaginable. It's just like Chuck without 

Larry, Harry Potter without his friends, Jurassic Park without Dinosaurs, Edward 

without Bella and the list could go on & on. . .