The Princess and the Frog

A Christmas Carol

Not so much a humbug

It's another re-telling of the amazing classic story by Charles Dickens, this time it's shot using motion capture technology by Robert Zemeckis.

If you already know the story, and you are watching this to see how they adapt the classic, then there's not much surprises left. If you are watching this merely because it's the latest movie in the cinemas, then I guess you won't have the same feeling as those who already know the story. Still, the animation looks so lifelike, the score is lovely, and the effects are wonderful! The movie is shot for Digital 3D, so even in 2D, you can still feel the 3D-ness effect... way cool.

This is truly a magical Christmas experience. 4/5 stars!

p/s The poster is in German, but there is an English one available. It's juast that I like this poster best.

Where Are You, Christmas?

Drained

Ohmigawd. Today was probably one of the most tiring day I ever had. This is what I did today:

6.00 am: Send friend to airport

7.00am: Rest at home

9:00am: Go back to college, send friend to airport

10:00am: Rest at home

12.10pm: Send Twilight T-shirt to courier service office

2:00pm: Go back college to pack stuff to bring back

2.30pm: Go get key for apartment for debate practice week

3:00pm: Meeting with Student Council

4.00pm: Send friend to airport

5.00pm: Arrive home, caught some zzzz

12.00am: Can't sleep...

Yes, a busy, busy day... still, it's nice to help out a friend. I like to put a smile on someone's face :)

Well, I'm still trying my best to hold everything together, cos next week, I will be extremely busy with:

* Debate practice for one week!

* Helping to welcome UIAM and UUM students to UNIMAS

* Trying to find time to squeeze a screening of New Moon

* Packing to leave for KL on 3rd Dec for Malaysian Royal Debate at UM!

Happy holidays, y'all!!

The Sleeping Dictionary

A movie showcasing a young Jessica Alba pre-Dark Angel, and also Hugh Dancy before he beacme a big movie star. Shot on location in Sarawak, but the final mountain scene is obviously CGI...

Remember Me

I'll Stand by You