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Dear MediaCorp, Though I've already given up hope on Channel 8, recently the 9PM slot on weekdays has proved to be more than interesting, as compared with the usual I-can-almost-predict-the-ending family-quarrels-and-patch-back sitcoms. Perhaps I'm starting to like the idea of watching a blind girl on scene ever since "Sad Love Story", I don't know. Still, keep up the good work ... continue reading ↠

The only reason why I watched "Munich" is because it's directed by Steven Spielberg. It's true, I judge movies on their directors most of the time, other than the fact that if someone actually recommends a show, I'll then take interests. Or otherwise, the show must have a very interesting story plot (or trailer) that entices me deep, like ... continue reading ↠

I can never let a good movie go by without giving it a mention in my humble blog for penning it down helps keep me reminded of the goodness in the future. This time, it's Brokeback Mountain. There's been a group of friends who had exclusively claimed it as "boring", "draggy" and (fill in random negative ratings here). Though I ... continue reading ↠

I've just watched I am Sam (2001) on Channel 5 which took a good 2 hours and 45 minutes (total run time without advertisements is 132minutes though). Days back, I was surprised to find the DVD sitting in the library's video bookshelf and was pretty tempted to watch it. Yet I didn't think that my friends would appreciate it ... continue reading ↠

Some of the items that I didn't feel like posting an entry on merged together into a big entry. The Legend of Arching Hero 射雕英雄传 I've finished the entire series 2 weeks ago and to date, I think I've watched fragments of this show at least 10 times. This serial follows closely to the original storyline, which is pretty cool ... continue reading ↠

Title edited because permalink breaks, A.K.A 射雕英雄传. Being a sucker for Louis Cha's novels, yet lack the ability to read them in their chinese glory, I have always been a fan of TV series based on his stories. I have no idea why too, I just love them! After the previous "Chronicles of the Heavenly Dragon", replacing the show at ... continue reading ↠

Apart from (still) virtually tearing my skins apart thanks to the itch from the sunburn I started having earlier this week, and the seemingly never-ending web projects on hand, I've also watched three movies at the theatres. That should explain why I haven't had any new entry for a while. Let's get on to the movies: The Cave A story with a ... continue reading ↠

No I didn't see anything, instead I watched a movie titled "Saw". This movie was advertised to me initially by a friend who kept telling me how great the show was, but I never really had the time or friends to watch it together in the cinema so I guessed I put it at the back on my mind ... continue reading ↠

E.T., and Minority Report, another two movies among many others that Steven Spielberg had directed. As usual, nothing but full of compliments for his films. Minority Report sports a very nice storyline that left no doubts or wonders about why certain things happened, and of course a whole lot of mysteries throughout the entire show. Most of the ... continue reading ↠

I had just finished the entire collection of Friends; the DVD is still hot in the player! And this means one task is off the to-do list now. 10 seasons in 12 discs. 234 episodes. Approximately 86 hours spent doing so. Actual time spanned over 6 weeks. And that's 10 years of stories/studio recording ... continue reading ↠

Great. After reading it off Adeline's blog I am so wanting to watch War of the Worlds, even more than before. Steven Spielberg is my favourite director and the movies that he had made all these while never let me down before. To name a few, we have Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park II , The Terminal, ... continue reading ↠

After having watching Initial D the anime since Stage 1, today is the day that I finally get to see it in 3-dimensional actions. No more 2-dimensional characters and settings -- it's all 3-dimensional now. Real human, real cars, real drifiting and real screeching sounds of the cars. Real. And if you hadn't already heard of Initial D the ... continue reading ↠