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Watched Spring Snow on channel 12 (asian movie channel). It’s a Japanese movie with an old setting and beautiful score, and a stupid storyline with a sad ending, due to the female character’s stubbornness (not wanting to see the guy while he’s literally dying to see her). Blah. But I watched all 150 minutes of it.

It’s not (just) hard to leave someone when you’re still madly in love with them. It’s suicidal.

JUNO:

Funny movie. I can see why you liked the lyrics ;-)

Oh n I also watched the Hollywood version of THE EYE, starring Jessica Alba. Disappointing. The only scary part was when the Asian mother asked Alba “he’s here, isn’t he?” while the ghost of her kid is standing next to her.

You can’t top Asian horror movies.

WE OWN THE NIGHT:

Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Mark Wahlberg and Eva Mendes. B-rated movie. Nothing special. I got bored n left to cook dinner n came back and didn’t feel like missing a thing.

Today I decided to watch BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA. I’ve no idea it’s those kind of movie. Then I watched PENELOPE (the snout wasn’t that hideous if you ask me. And at least she’s filthy rich, so I’ll save my compassion to the less fortunate) and Freddy Highmore’s movie, AUGUST RUSH. The music was inspiring, makes me wanna catch up on my pathetic music skill, get over my trauma and enter a decent music school with no frickin know-it-all witches like what I used to have in my old school (loh kok jadi curhat?)

Speaking of trauma, I have no idea the pain they caused me would take so long to heal.

Anyway, I was kinda disappointed with Robin Williams’ character. He should stick with protagonist roles. And by protagonist I mean funny. You know, like when he did the voice for the singing penguin in Happy Feet?

Today I went to the Sea World for the first time in my life. It’s a nice change, you know, to get away from the city and the malls and just stand there in the tunnel watching this huge thing that killed Bindi’s dad swimming lazily above me. Oh and I touched a turtle. People were trying to touch little sharks and small stingrays but not me, I’m not into death defying act, so I went for the turtle, papa squirt.

All in all, it was fun, I just wished the place were bigger with more variety of fishes. The place is much smaller than I imagined *frown*

Here is the list of fishes that I remembered seeing:

• A 3-meter long Arupaima Gigas. It’s like those fishes that u usually fry for dinner, but bigger. They can reach up to 5-meter in length. And they swarm around in rivers and lakes. Gah.
• Dragon fish that resembles strings of leaves and looked pretty dead to me. I wouldn’t be able to tell them apart from regular weeds, I tell you.
• Silver Piranhas, lookin hungry and vicious.
• Stingrays. Lots of em.
• White Sharks.
• Dugong. Or PuppyFish. Or MerDog. I invented the last two names and after you saw one you’ll know why.
• Blowfish, but in a skinny, non-blowing condition. Meh.
• Eels. Like the ones on Little Mermaid.

and i forgot the rest.