Live Your Life and also Mine

I watched this movie two days ago (if I’m not mistaken) . With Maria, Yan, and Brian. Poor Maria’s boyfriend couldn’t join us because he had to go to his math class or something.. Really, I enjoyed watching this movie. Because there are a lot of amazing cars!! Poorly there aren’t my favorite kind of car. But, no too bad. Audi and Mercedes. I suppose. They’re using a good skill of driving too, made the scene is really fun to watch. I can take my eyes out of the scene. I laughed a lot too. But, Indonesia is suck (or I should say to the “lembaga pengeditan film ato pengesahan film)! They skipped the “romantic” scene!! Arghhh,,, that’s really bad.. But, mostly, I really think that this is good to watch. Get 3 ½ from 5, which is mean GOOD.

This is the movie review :

 To chart the differences between “Transporter 3” and its two predecessors is as pointless as trying to parse its flimsy plot. As in this B-movie franchise’s previous installments — the streamlined “The Transporter” and the somewhat bulked-up “Transporter 2” — that pretty bit of rough, Jason Statham, stars as Frank Martin, a taciturn hard-body for hire who, when not lolling around his swank Mediterranean bachelor pad or palling around with his police buddy (François Berléand), racks up kilometers ferrying valuables across borders and genre imperatives in his sleek ride.

Want to watch the trailer? Click here. Btw, Have I said that the man is really sexy? XP

Hahaha… ^^

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The old “Day,” made early in the atomic age, has long inspired this kind of laughter. It has also, in part because of its expressive, shadowy black-and-white cinematography, retained a measure of haunting, unsettling weirdness.

Any hope that the new “Day,” directed by Scott Derrickson from a script by David Scarpa, might also someday rise above its pulpy, corny, somber silliness rests mainly on the shoulders of Keanu Reeves. Those shoulders are perfect for filling out a dark, narrow suit, just as Mr. Reeves’s deadpan basso and permanently perplexed features make him an ideal Klaatu, as the space visitor is called. Klaatu’s job is to assist, calmly and methodically, in the extermination of the human race, a task he tries, with evident fatigue, to explain to his hysterical, violent would-be victims.

Only one will listen: Dr. Helen Benson, played with a bit too much ennui by Jennifer Connelly. Helen, an expert in astrobiology, is part of a team of scientists taken into government custody by force when a giant orb seems about to crash into the Earth. Instead it lands in Central Park, disgorging that giant metal Cyclops robot (a near replica of the one from the earlier movie) and poor Klaatu.

The secretary of defense (Kathy Bates, with Hillary Clinton’s demeanor and Sarah Palin’s hair) responds with military force, which only speeds the process of humanity’s annihilation and demonstrates that our executioners may have a point. We’re such a brutal, dumb, incorrigible life form that the only way the planet can survive is if we’re no longer on it. (In 1951 the case against us was mainly pacifist. Now the anti-militarism has a more urgent and explicit ecological dimension.) A metastasizing swarm of metal bugs — the best special effects in a movie that often looks cheap and bedraggled — is dispatched to eat us and everything we’ve made, or at least everything on the New Jersey Turnpike.

But wait, Helen pleads. We can change! To provide evidence of this transformative potential she takes Klaatu to see her mentor, Professor Barnhardt (John Cleese), a scientist who listens to Bach and was awarded a Nobel Prize for “altruistic biology.” Apparently this is the Swedish Academy’s euphemism for pimping: the good doctor’s advice to Helen about how to approach Klaatu is to “persuade him not with your reason, but with yourself.”

Click HERE for the trailer.

I've watched this movie recently with some of my friends. And I don't know why but I do like this movie. Actually,, romance and drama is not my type of my movie which I want to watch, but I just watched it. I did this in Blitz Megaplex. I did beacuse this movie was the only one which is make me interesting, better than the other and It suit me (the time, i meant). Here is the review of the movie :

Adapted by Ann Peacock and John Romano from the Nicholas Sparks novel and directed by George C. Wolfe (the former producer of the Public Theater, who fared better with his HBO movie “Lackawanna Blues”), “Nights in Rodanthe” revolves around the unhappily married Adrienne (Ms. Lane), who leaves her two nauseating children with her husband to baby-sit a North Carolina coastal inn owned by a friend (Ms. Davis), who has gone off for weekend sex with a muscled bit player. A hurricane is a-coming and so is Paul (Mr. Gere), one of those lonely Jaguar-driving geniuses of the operating room. The hurricane hits, and the shutters bang open and shut, which would be funnier if this film didn’t insist that the only road to a woman’s happiness runs up her legs.

You know the rest: trembling lips, delicate lovemaking, pop-song montage. Ms. Lane and Mr. Gere smile bravely and fumble like teenagers but are defeated by the scripted clichés and lack of focused direction. Mr. Wolfe seems as uncomfortable with the material as his leads are, though it’s impossible to know if he’s uninterested in this romance or whether his disjointed storytelling is a result of post-production triage.

Btw, I've also read the book. the story is ssoooo kind of romantic. It also a little vulgar btw,, hehehe.. Btw, click here for the trailer.

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I don't know why,, but, recently, I watched movies with child actors.. I found it that they're so cute,, beside, the movie are really good. The stories and also the movies itself.. wkwkwk..

Am I being a lolicon? hihi .. XP

btw, I watched the movies at home of course,, the dvd movies.. I watched a lot since I have no activity for school and I reached home earlier this week..

Here are the movies I watched :

THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES

“The Spiderwick Chronicles,” adapted from books by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, represents the latest such effort.It conjures a world of fanciful creatures — some benign, others hostile — and introduces into it a group of squabbling human siblings (played by Sarah Bolger and Freddie Highmore) who have moved into a spooky old house in the middle of nowhere, along with their newly divorced mother, Helen (Mary-Louise Parker).

A previous resident of the house was one Arthur Spiderwick (David Strathairn), a scholar of the invisible world of sprites and goblins and the author of an encyclopedic reference book on their ways. That book, locked away in a secret room, is coveted by Mulgarath, commander of a bloodthirsty monster crew, who wants to use Spiderwick’s lore to wipe out all the cute little elves and fairies, and the children as well.

Why? Well, just because. Mulgarath takes many different forms, the most frightening of which is surely the person of Nick Nolte. But his malevolence is less scary than routine, as is the anxious twittering of Thimbletack, a honey-eating house spirit (voiced by Martin Short), and the jokey gregariousness of Hogsqueal, a porcine fellow with the voice of a suddenly overexposed Seth Rogen. Joan Plowright also shows up briefly as a wise and witchy old lady who clears up a few mysteries and leaves a few more in her wake."

That's all I can say,, btw, If you want to watch the trailer,, click HERE

If you haven't watched it,, and you really like fantasy things.. you have to watch it.. really,, the stories is interesting and the graphic at the movie also good. you're not going to regret it.. Btw, if you paid attention carefully, you'd found that Freddie Highmore played Simon and Jared.. because in the story they're twins,, so he had to play two diffrent role all in one. ^^

and This is the onther one :

THE SEEKER : THE DARK IS RISING

The forces of Light and Dark are at it again in “The Seeker,” David L. Cunningham’s stilted fantasy about a pubescent lad charged with defeating evil and earning millions of dollars for an American movie studio. Let’s all try to recall where we’ve heard that before.On the eve of his 14th birthday, everything changes for Will Stanton (Alexander Ludwig), an American living in Britain with his extremely large family. (Naturally, Will is the seventh son of a seventh son, so the old-woman-who-lived-in-a-shoe vibe is essential, if distracting.) When darkening skies and a masked horseman (Christopher Eccleston) get between Will and his crush (Amelia Warner), he is dismayed to learn that he is really a warrior who must find six signs and release the Light. From where is anybody’s guess. Feebly assisted by a bunch of dodderers known appropriately as the Old Ones, Will braves a Viking war and 1,000 slithering snakes. Yet despite the creepiness of a scene featuring a pair of morphing mall security guards, John Hodge’s screenplay is frequently dreary and overly literal. Will’s Googling of “the light and the dark” is only the most risible example.

Btw, click HERE if you want to watched the trailer,. and then you have to look at how cute the boy's smile!! wkwkwk =P

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Because of the art festival which is being held by my school,, each class have to make at least 3 things (anything but about art ). And in my class, Maria and I have to make one.. And you all have to know that i'm so lazy.. So I told Maria that we can use my oil painting which has just done by me recently. Hehe.. ^^V So I don't have to make another one.. All we have to do is just make it better or just do nothing.. wkwkwk

Btw.. This is the picture.. They don't say that the picture must be good.. So I don't have to worry about it.. =P

It's not too bad, isn't it? I meant.. Not too bad being shown in public? wkwkwk ^^

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Here are the photos which I took at school,, they're not so bad, though,, I think.. hehe..
I took the photos with my lovely camera : Sony Cybershot!! hehe,, I love it (the camera i mean..) hehe =P
Of course there are some pictures which I've edited.. But because of my lack of skill to edit it.. I don't know whether it's good or not,, hehe ^^V

Someone in the the picture is Miki, of course,, I took this photo just for fun.. To make him shy actually.. hehe ^^ =P

There is nothing special here,, just the sky

they're the flowers at school.. I learn to use the focus of my camera.. which is not going better after all -_- a (there're so much which I have to learn)

Just guess it,, what is it?? hehe ^^

This is the picture of the path way in the biara!! Not so bad,,, ^^ V

I don't know why.. But I enjoy learning photography,, I want to join the xcul photography at school. I hope i could >_< -auReL-