‘The Age of Innocence’ was nothing more than a journey on a ‘House Boat’ for a few ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ embarking ‘East of Eden’ in search of ‘The Secret in Their Eyes.’ But all they encountered on this ‘Road to Perdition’ was ‘The Birdcage’ specially made for the ‘Lord of The Rings’ and anyone else willing to decipher the written code inside it. ‘Nine Months’ passed and the captain found that ‘The Notebook’ of old ‘Umberto D,' as it turns out, was a text written in Italian, not in broken English. The captain was ‘Lost in Translation’ when he assumed it was written by ‘The Great Dictator’ who was behind the wheel of the ‘Titanic’ the night it sank. While this was ‘As Good As it Gets,’ ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ was suddenly ‘In The Mood For Love’ when another pirate translated the letters of Umberto. The captain remembered himself in a ‘Wonderful Life’ as a ‘Cast Away’ entangled in the loopy, mystifying grips of ‘An Affair to Remember.’ It reminded him of his youthful tryst with ‘The Princess Bride’ whom he lost to his greatest nemesis, ‘Forrest Gump.’ ‘The Odd Couple’ ‘Departed’ as the captain, out of envy, took the lives of Gump, his woman, as well as ‘The Lives of Others.’ Now, all the captain was left with was the haunting memory of a true beauty’s ‘Persuasion’ of an empty man whose love was trapped like ‘Beetlejuice’ in the ‘Brokeback Mountain’ of his own wicked heart. The captain failed to realize that Umberto had addressed the letter to his lost dog, Flike.