
Director: Allen Coulter
I desperately wanted to catch a quiet movie, and Remember Me was here. I admit I was attracted by Rob, can't deny I'm a huge fan of his smile =) And yes, it was a quiet enough and slow paced movie, I thought each of the characters could be portrayed much more deeper. But Rob did a good job, smashing the image of a handsome vampire to pieces.
Everything you do in life will be insignificant, but it's very important that you do it; because nobody else will.
The movie was mainly on broken lives, and how they were mended. I loved the way there were just so ordinary, no exaggeration or extraordinary endings. The truth of life thrusted right into your face. And so truth hurts.
While we might blame parents who seem irresponsible, sometimes we forget that they too are hurting. And all they need is a reminder. Tyler, Caroline, Charles, Elly. They are all hurting from life, but who isn't? I loved the quote resounded by Tyler at the end of the show, yeah, we might feel small and insignificant, in the steps we take, the actions we do. It feels as if nothing changes even if we make the effort. But nobody else will play your role. And so you have to. =)
- dreaming in:Hall 1 room
- feeling:
complacent - listening to:Kings of Convenience--Me in You

导演:李志毅
改编自日本漫画
暂别这个地方多时,决定以这个电影回来。因为这部电影,让我从新反思自己对梦想的追求。
我一向偏好艺术电影,也很喜欢看日文片,我喜欢日语温柔如乐的调子,更喜欢他们温雅缓
这是一部芭蕾电影,唤醒我曾经对舞蹈的热衷。我曾经好喜欢好喜欢跳舞,但是随后因为没
不懂舞蹈,看昂跳舞已经是一种享受。强而有力的节奏感,从心底发出的自信心与固执,让
我喜欢昂和弟弟和马之间的小小默契,那种因为对某件事情的热忱而带来的生命力或许不是
但我确实还没有,为梦想孤注一掷的勇气。我还没有,所以我不配。
- dreaming in:卧房
- feeling:
artistic - listening to:徐佳莹--失落沙洲
我是个九把刀书迷,几乎他每一本书我都会追来读。其实他也不是写得特别好,但是我很喜
月老和红线都不是我看过他最好看的小说。我比较喜欢月老。我们常常相信自己和喜欢的人
所谓自由的爱情,你情我愿。或许有时候是为对方着想,但我们凭什么剥夺别人难过或幸福
呵,其实这两本小说一个月前看的,所以对细节都没什么深刻印象。只是个人感想 :)
- dreaming in:又是,办公室
- feeling:
bouncy - listening to:林一峰--涟漪
Director: Mark Waters
Adapted from Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black's Novel
me being a fantasy fiction freak, you can be sure that i won't give this movie a miss! well the movie is really fascinating, good effects here, especially for the goblins and flower fairies. it's a pity i've never read the book before so i can't really comment on how well the movie is adapted.
however it was rather obvious that the movie doesn't revolve around the fantasy realm arthur spiderwick has discovered, but rather on the difficult journey of a family that is losing a father. watching the movie i realised that most of the time, parents are like heroes to their kids and its hard to accept the fact that your very own parents have done something wrong. a divorce brings about hard impacts on children that perhaps some adults have never considered while making the decision? and the kids are really at no fault.
what i liked most about the movie was the message on children's perspective. kids see things at a different view from adults, and perhaps as we grow up, we have forgotten that part of us. we must have forgotten that everything is possible, and not to not believe what we don't see. as we grow up we become less trusting, more suspicious of the world, and we demand for concrete evidence for everything. perhaps that is why, it is easier to share the gospel with children and teenagers, adults simply don't understand the meaning of a free gift.
i hope, that part of me stays as i grow up...... =)
- dreaming in:home
- feeling:
amused - listening to:johanna(jayne wisener):green finch & linnett bird
Author:Jane Austen
the greatness of jane austen lies in her accuracy in crafting human character with words. she writes of characters that you don't exactly hate, nor love, but of those that you are familiar of their existence. those people who pass through our lives daily, instead of an imaginary hero or heroine. and of course, she is one successful feminism writer.
the other only book that i have read from jane austen would be the famous pride and prejudice. i loved the story as much as i loved both the main characters, elizabeth and darcy. however in sense and sensibility, the girls are portrayed to have stronger character, whether it is the overly passionate marianne, or the overly sensible elinor, in comparison with the men.
i liked half of marianne's naivety. she is one that lives life to the fullest, love to the fullest, cry to the fullest, laugh to the fullest. the problem with her is that she is drowned and driven by her passions, that she is not able to recover when she losts who she assumes to be her true love, in this case, willoughby. reason being her passions and beliefs are what she lives on. we can't help to wish that she has half of elinor's sensibility, and to go on with life. on the other hand, i admired elinor's sensibility. i was totally in awe of her ability to put up with edward's engagement with lucy, to keep such a sorrow to herself alone, while she had to put up with lucy's rantings and confidement. however, reading on we secretly hope that elinor would be half like marianne, and storm up to edward to ask for an explanation. hah!
as usual, in the end they all lived happily ever after. but i'm most motivated to give jane austen a thumbs up! for sketching so perfectly the cowardness and lousiness of men. haha.
it was truely enjoyable, reading my second jane austen novel, intrigued by austen's satrical style of writing. and yes, thanks to her, it will be a reminder for me to try to strike a balance between passion and sensibility. =)
- dreaming in:office
- feeling:
accomplished - listening to:jack johnson-better together
Director: Jean Yeo
Adapted from Dr. Catherine Lim's novella
unfortunately i did not catch the movie on february 29th.
i decided to watch this movie because i was fascinated by the concept. somehow it sounded like the ancient story of the lovers who could only meet once a year. on the other hand some part of me did not believe that love could sustain without seeing each other for so long a period as four years.
the movie was a surprise in some ways. i was grateful for the effort placed in the sound effects and music, as they were most often neglected in many Singaporean and Malaysia productions. Also i found the ideas trying to connect the 4 leap years together(four seasons and calenders) and many scenes in the movie similar to our amateur productions in nyjc. like throwing paper aeroplanes(heartstrings), running in the rain(angel on the seventh step). sounds cliche though. haha. but i really liked the idea of beautiful quotes appearing on the lunar calenders on every february 29th! ^.^ here's one:It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves.~William Shakespeare.
although the storyline wasn't strong, many thoughts of the movie sank into me. Especially the part when Jeremy commented how Li-Ann was brave to not to be with someone just to be with someone. it reminded me of myself, encouraged me in some way. I admired Li-Ann's courage to stay true to herself, the way she held on to what she believed and pursued her true love regardless of how people looked at her.
It takes courage, to wait for the true someone. in the same way, it takes courage, to accept loneliness.
“Coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous”- Einstein.
www.mediacorpraintree.com/tly/
- dreaming in:office
- feeling:
enthralled - listening to:jack johnson: banana pancakes

作者:尚-多明尼克.鲍比(Jean-Dominique Bauby)
认识这本书的开始,应该是由五月天的歌起头。
然后高一的时候,老师要我们每个星期为这本书的一章写观后感,虽然后来不了了之,但是
我是感动的,在读者本书的时候。一个人可以用一只眼睛写出一本书,可想而言并不容易,且
读着每一个字,感受着作者对文字的坚持与热忱,我很佩服。有什么比有梦想有坚持的人,更
或许。作者是幸运的。虽然患上一个奇怪的病,但是在临终之前,他仍然在努力做着他喜欢
我认为,作者是幸运的。在生命结束之前,上帝给了他一个礼物。让他有机会细细的回味他
- dreaming in:办公室
- feeling:
grateful - listening to:adele: right as rain

Director: Menno Meyjes
i've been wanting to watch this movie since i saw the trailer. I knew it would be my cup of tea.
i never understood adults, although i am a young adult myself now. i didn't understand why they think that we don't understand anything. in fact, i think kids have a clearer view of how the world works. like what harlee said in the movie, she thought that dennis was an old soul, instead of a weirdo as people see him as. he has the world figured out.
i love the way dennis was played out. he portrayed the insecurity of a kid well. and i was reminded of myself. how i pretended that i fitted into everything. how i used to imagine that i was from another planet. what especially touched me was his idea of floating away. how he was afraid that the person he cared most did not believe in him.
why do we always put expectations on others? why do we look at people, and stare when they are different from us? how do we know if we are the ones that are weird, and they are the normal ones?
and we have absolutely no right to discriminate people who are different. it is okay to be different.
we have no right to pull a kid from their world and force them to be stucked in ours.
every child needs love to grow.
'I don't want to bring another kid into this world. But how do you argue against loving one that's already here?'
www.martianchild.com
- feeling:
satisfied