To make a blog post worthy of a reader. Something about life or society or candy. But it's 1AM, and as morning person I can't really function well.
So, been "partying" a lot, money trickling down the drain with all that spending, although I still have to do my Christmas shopping. I need to revert to my old self where I have this budget that I stick to. Seriously, I have to plan my financial future.
Somehow, my body got tired to the point of getting sick. Ironically, it started on a weekend, when I have slept enough. I hate being sick (who doesn't?). Ugh.
Even though Steph, Jasser and I decided against watching Twilight last Friday (since Bolt would seem to have a more logical plot/theme), I still got to watch it with four other Thailanders. Note that Twilight is barely a comedy, and bordering on emo, but we had a lot of LOLZ moments while watching it. I know very little of its story since I was warned not to read it due to its brain-mushing effect. A property they carried over to the movie.
So, for a movie like Twilight:
1. Do not flash words out of context. It's wrong and it does not tell the story very well. You might as well flashed "Lipstick" along with "Strength", "Cold-skinned" and "Speed".
2. Lipstick is for girls. That's like the 5th thing our parents taught us. Do not put lipstick on your male actors. Especially if it's your main character and you want him to be all heroic and manly.
3. There's a reason why they invented the cool 360-degree shots. Do not use them if they aren't needed. Also do not use them if you're just gonna cut to a close-up after 300-degrees. Do not use them if your actors are mainly standing and not doing anything significant.
4. Use slow-mos correctly.
5. Do not over-publicize if there is a 98% chance that your movie is nothing like Titanic.
Bolt is okay. I've been watching out for a Miley Cyrus song somewhere (because if she's one of the voices, there's a chance she'll sing in the movie), but nothing. Though she sang the closing credits song. Who cares anyway? John Travolta as the cute kiddie dog could be disturbing. But after Hairspray, he's weird in every attempt to make a movie.
To watch: That movie with Jessica Simpson where she goes from movie star to military cadet. I know it's social suicide, but.
Gotta get better. At a lot of things.