F4LL

okay,
i went online, tried to book the tickets, to see how full/empty it might be and maybe considering my plans when something caught my attention..




there's like a "hole" in the formation of seats,
i still sorta told Adel, wah that cinema middle got one hole sia dunno is what. D:
hmmmm i thought it might be for some spiritual purpose and...

i brush the thought away and we're off anyways.

so i didn't do the booking because the cinema is rather, vacant and i dont think i need to :D
P.S. it's a dollar per ticket
i wanted to watch NSA at first, so i'm pretty much in a dilemma regarding which to pick.
but i drop that off because, well maybe this is more meaningful and i'd been watching comedies alot recently.
and maybe it's because i thought i could do with some motivational films when my papers are around the corner.

and yes head over and got our tickets and all

{but there's no gap as i thought there would be as shown in the picture, the cinema is seemingly full of seats, and i guess it's for some reason we guys won't like to know anyways.

i immediately took out my iphone as i'd took a picture of the cinema seats as i mmsed Adel asking where should we book and did a comparison.

then i dawned upon me. It's... the 4th seats of the 4th row. It kinda send shivers down my spine upon my discovery but i cast it off anyways as i'd believe it's necessary to probe further about it.}
P.S. i googled about it immediately after i get back, but i can't found anything regarding the 4th row and the 4th seats. instead i found out that cinema 7,8 and 10 are known for several "incidents". D:

127th Hours



before this movie's out, hearing the name 127 hours
from what i can rmb is a flashing scene of a guy riding a bike
this is really what my mind thought:

"nabeh some ang mo pua stunt pua 127 hours si bo?"

but after finding out about the trailer and everything, i decided to give this movie a try :D
This movie, made me speechless.
i don't know how to describe it, but there're certainly some lines drawn within different between different people and some may question about whether some particular movie and whether is it "worth" the watch, and yes it's beautiful.

this movie was shot in a way that it's cinematography is somewhat similar to that of hurt locker. for a moment u might felt that you're warp into the scene and...
the scenes.
it's like the show is never boring because you're "following" and "following"
similar to what i felt, some people might think that, it might be a boring show, but however it's not boring at all. the one "takes" are awesome too, it's like you're not waiting for something to happen, each in different view. but you're seeing the processing of something happening, moving around and seeing it (the event).

The show'd got a cheerful start, with all the funky music and here comes our star. It seem pretty real as there's lots of moves. YES the audience were awed by the moves and all, and it also might portray to us how much he does those things and how experience is he.
i really love the way he touch those rocks as he walked thru the canyon, i could felt how passionate is he and how we human should connect with mother nature once in a while. how cheeky and optimistic is he to stay calm and "function"

i wont spoil the show :D
but he's really determined and i believe all of us are waiting for a miracle, anytime. But we could see what's going on his mind as well, his thoughts, all the flash backs and also his biggest regrets in life. In some part of the movie, i felt that he's spiritually strong, well i would love to know whether he meditates!

Some people might asked me what the ravens are for :D
but yes, ravens usually appear when someone's dying or smth, because their misfortune is their bliss.
waiting to feast on'em you see.
that's why he didn't see any ravens on the last day, because he's going to "live"
i'm glad he made it out in the end, he's truly an inspiring man that's "worth" to watch.

really you can never underestimate a determine man.
how much human could stretch their limit, how much faster can a human think and learn when their lives are put on the line.
how much will they could gather (from their memories) and how much are they willing to give up to lived, certainly made man kind an ordinary being.

FUN FACTS:

1. the actor of aron actually acts as the green goblin in SPIDERMAN (: (norman)

2. Well, the Raven was interesting. This is quite interesting because it was something they changed because Aron Ralston insisted that we change it. In the script, it was a scene late at night in the journey and he was just scared. He senses something behind him in the dark and he uses the camera to see what’s behind him. In the original script, it was that Raven, but a 6-foot Raven. When he flashed the camera it was just there waiting to eat him and, of course, that’s what a Raven would do because that’s nature. Aron said they had to change it because the Raven was something he didn’t want to be portrayed as scary, because it was his friend. It was the only living thing that he had had contact with and it helped him a lot, so they made it Scooby-Doo instead (laughs).
Source(s):
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/interview-danny-boyle-stays-hopeful-with-127-hours.php

3. the hidden pool scene is fiction because in actual events, he only taught the 2 hikers some basic moves. but i'm glad the movie remain as real as it is :D

4. People fainting during the amputation scene. People fainting too when Aaron is detailing his amputation moments.

5. Director Danny Boyle Directed slum dog millionaire and zombie apocalypse 28 days later & 28 weeks later too :D