Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Speak


"Speak" base on the novel of the same title by Laurie Halse Anderson

A story about a girl who is struggling to come to terms with her inner demons, as she finally accept the reality of what has happened to her. A parents worst nightmare for a daughter.

And yet this kind of things still happens today.

And the painful truth is, the perpetrator is free, roaming the campus and is her ex-bff's boyfriend. 

How does a person or a teen recover from the trauma? 

A very good movie for your daughters to see.

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gayi (How did you become mine)

Image from oneindia


Every time I listen to this song, a bitter sweet feeling would always wash over me.

How does it feel to lose the one who you believe you will spend the rest of your life with..... no words can ever describe the pain of losing a love one.

How does one go on living, waking up each day, knowing you won't see that person anymore.....

Knowing that, that person loved you will all of their heart, life and being.....

How long will the hurt linger in one's heart?

How long before a person can move on..........

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To those people who is suffering from such heart ache, for whatever reason or from losing someone, I hope the song will give you that courage to let go, and be able to move on.



Originally posted in Multiply on Oct 19, 2011

Aamir Khan


The first time I saw this guy was in the movie the 3 Idiots, it was my first time to watch an Indian Film. And to my surprise it really was a fun movie to watch, I love the characters and the story line.

My husband and I have been watching again and again, specially on the weekends. And my little daughter has learned a few indian words.

This guys is known for his perfectionism, so when we saw the movie he produced and acted in Taare Zameen Par, again he never fails to make us laugh, but the touching story always made me cry at the end of the film, even after watching it for so many times now.

It surprises me to see that their cinematography is far better than ours, and specially the story lines in his movies, it varies and the plots are good. So I guess it's not a surprise to see his films garnered awards. He is the first india actor to establish his name in the Hindi cinema, not only that but as a director and producer as well.

Here is the 2 films I have watched so far:

3 Idiots

3 friends meets during their college years, Rancho the person who touch their life and given them the courage to pursue their dream, disappeared after their graduation day, after how many years they team up with another student who had a grudge against Rancho and the only one who knows his whereabouts begins their journey in finally learning who is Rancho.

This films encourages a person to think freely and not always follow the crowd even if it means standing up against the system.

To pursue excellence in life and success will follow you with it's pants down.

For me this is a 5 star rating.




Taare Zameen Par (Every Child is Special):

A very touching story about a boy who was misunderstood not only by his family but by society itself.

We sometimes overlooked the disability in our child as just being hard headed, refuse to listen and lack of discipline. But in order to help a child to survive in this world, we need to see and accept them for who they are. Not what they can become.

The key to a child success is the parents love, understanding, and an open mind to be able to see clearly the child's problem. And a teacher who have the heart to help.

Again, another 5 star rating.


Originally posted in Multiply on June 29, 2011


Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Enchanted Christmas

Image from Fanpop




Lyrics | Jon McLaughlin - So Close lyrics


the best part about christmas break is to be able to watch movies I have missed out.




Originally posted in Multiply on Dec 28, 2009

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Ocean Heaven (海洋天堂)


A very touching movie about a dying father preparing his autistic son to live a life without him, making sure he can survive and make a living on his own.

Jet Li's first movie without any action scene or martial arts.

It will definitely bring tears to your eyes.