Movies

I watch movies that don't need a lot of brain power. I like watching such movies because I find myself being a sentimental cow who is easily affected by things I see, even if it's reel. That's why I've been taking the longest time ever to watch "My sister's keeper" or even "Jennifer's body" (cuz I'm a scaredy-cat). Two movies I watched last week were "Year One" and "Coraline".

"Year One" was lame. But I guess it's expected from the trailer.

"Coraline" was okay. I love the start. But I don't understand where the "other mother" got her powers from. And why is she a spider? And why did she suck up the lives of all those other kids? And if she gets her powers from these kids by drawing them into her lair, then why did she need them to love her? Is it cuz only after they love her can she sew buttons on their eyes and then the deal is sealed? And if the old lady owning the house knows that her sister was stolen from that house, then why did she still allow a family with a kid to move in? And the part where Coraline had to find the other eyes of the kids was like a game show and the eyes were not even in the least bit realistic.

I know I will be stuck with lacklustre movie reviews unless I challenge myself to watch movies with more substance, but I'm not adventurous.

Focus group sessions tomorrow. Hope everything doesn't falls apart.

I did my hair on Tuesday. But I don't like it. So, what else is new?

Love is but another word for companionship. Cuz we are all afraid to die alone, ain't it true?