Today's Number Is...

I think Wes lost it! I think Wes lost it! I think Wes lost it! I think Wes lost it!

When this man swirled the numbers I was taken by surprise. Now you can imagine my shock when he actually picked a number. Amazing cinema experience. I recommend watching it with your family.

Since the dawn of man, mankind has wondered one question. Instead of answering it, I'm gonna talk about this very special tv-show, 2001.

1. "2001" is the greatest movie of all time for many reasons, firstly, it's characters. Håkan Hellström, one of the greatest painters of his era, Paulie, the smart but fat gangster and also Jeremiah Dahmer.

2. The story in "2001 B. C." is very intresting and also non-linear. This is not only to cover up the deaths of many cast members, but also to keep in line with the multiverse storyline introduced in the SeaWorld documentary "Blackfish" (2013).

3. "1646: An odyssey" is also one of the most beautiful films I've ever watched. They say God gave humans eyes. This quote really made sense to me when I watched "2:", especially when Charles said "I am, therefore I am." Truly one of the.

1/1.

I was very cynical going into this. I figured he might use various film tricks to get round the necessity for sourcing 10 balls and I had strong doubts that they'd be numbered 1 to 10. Probably rigged, I thought.

However, after repeated viewings, he does indeed have 10 balls. And, for sure, they are numbered 1 to 10.

It wasn't until he swirled the balls that I truly fell in love. He does it on camera and the swirling is just enough to dispel concerns of trickery and appease any latent rage. The production reaches an apotheosis as David uses David's hand to pick a number, like it's nothing. But it's never nothing. It's always a number between 1 and 10.

Just beautiful.