No.... I didn't read the trilogy. I honestly feel bad to the book fans cos I hadn't understood the intensity of the story as much as they do, or felt the anticipation to this film as much as they would possibly have. And I wouldn't know if the producers and cast have done a fantastic job in bringing out the story to life. Do you understand how important a "film adaptation" of a novel is to the readers? They would have felt way more towards the story than you had while knowing the story for the first time through watching the film, because they've followed the words, the punctuation; connected with the story through their imagination and creating their own "film adaptation" in their mind as they enter that other world while reading it. Then the real "film adaptation" appears; they can't wait to watch to know if their imagination and expectation of the novel has been truly recognized. You know how important this is??
That's why I really wanted to watch 'extremely loud and incredibly close'. The novel was so funny and moving and sad, and the moments of Oskar and his dad were so touching and inspirational....... so, ya lor. ):
BUT ANYWAY. Although I feel sorry for not reading the trilogy of The Hunger Games, haha but I have to say that I really enjoyed the film. And it does makes me want to read the books. Like what everyone else are doing. So not really.
Oh ya. Why do I find Peeta so familiar???? WHERE HAVE I SEEN HIM ON TV???? Or maybe because he looks like Damien from Gossip Girl??? HAHAHAHA
And why do I think the host is the vice-principal from Hana Kimi??? HANA KIMI??? HAHAHAHA OKAY.
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I've bought a lot of clothes lately................................................................................. ha.
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Need an Arashi moment.
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Recently I think I've become so serious about my life, or life in general, that I don't know how to connect with some of my friends anymore. I feel bad for becoming this way and causing this reaction of feeling slight resentment towards them? Because we can't expect our friends to think the same way as us or have the same kind of life aspirations; or for some, have any at all. Okay, maybe it's not really that much of resentment. They haven't done anything awful at all. It's just this sudden disappointment and insecurity about... something, that will lead to another something, and eventually, just everything. Do you get it? I hate this shit. I don't know why I'm so serious. I'm really seeing my future very, very, very seriously. Maybe because I got bitch slapped by my results that led me to realizing the cruelty of the reality of university and you know, society. So I know, your life should never be a joke. It is really not going to be funny at all. Have we thought about what we would become in 5 years? 10 years? Do you know how grown-up you'll be viewed as in 10 years? Do you know that means 29? Do you know the decisions you make now could screw up your life while you're going to be 29 years old?
I really want to be a strong and worthy 29 year-old woman that my parents will feel proud of, my future kids will feel proud of, and I can be so damn proud of myself too. Do you know how important it is to feel proud of yourself? It's not being arrogant, that's the cocky bastard kinda proud. Proud as in full of pride. It's bad when your parents can't have anything to be proud of about you, but do you know how pathetic it would be if you can't even bear to look at yourself?
Ya lor.
神经病。
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Goodnightzz.
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