The Amazing Spider-man: it’s good. It’s just not that great. Continue reading »
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The Flowers of War (2011)
Having been a fan of war movies for as long as I can remember, The Flowers of War is an impeccable story, full of the brutality that scars whoever who watches it, yet hopeful enough to remind us the things worth fighting for. Continue reading »
Harry Potter: The Exhibition Singapore 2012 (review)
Die-hard Harry Potter fans may tragically undergo magic withdrawal syndrome this year, but apparently Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.’s offer to feature the props in the movies is quite a disappointment. Continue reading »
Brave (2012)
You HAVEN’T watch Brave? Sprint to the nearest cinema and grab your tickets. I (politely) command you! Trust me, it’s that good. Continue reading »
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted (2012)
Madagascar 3 should be a funny movie. It should be. But it fell way under my benchmark of what’s considered a funny movie. Continue reading »
Man on a Ledge (2012)
This movie is totally worth the watch. Highly recommended! Continue reading »
Prometheus (2012)
Why’s Prometheus called “the most anticipated movie of the year”? I watched it only to find out that it’s definitely not – not even close. Continue reading »
Tuesday’s Tale: Geeky Marriage Proposal
Using one of my favourite songs ever, creative ideas, and touching words, I definitely have to include this video as my top proposal videos list. Continue reading »
Coffee: your personality in a cup
For years, we’ve been reading tea leaves. Now a new book predicts your personality based on how you like your coffee. Continue reading »
Battleship (2012)
Haven’t watched Battleship? I seriously think it’s okay to miss this one. Continue reading »
Escape from Camp 14 (Book Reivew)
ESCAPE from Camp 14 is a chilling true tale of one man’s escape from the only home he’d ever known – a North Korean political prison camp. Continue reading »
Men in Black 3 (2012)
Can’t wait to watch the new Men in Black movie? Read my review and then buy the tickets! Continue reading »
The Five-Year Engagement (2012)
Not having enough chick flicks dosage lately? You can rest assured that Five-Year Engagement is definitely worth the cinema trip! Read my review here. Continue reading »
The Avengers (2012)
What’s The Avengers all about? Marvel, heroes, and a blockbuster movie, of course. Read my review to relive your hype! Continue reading »
Dark Shadows (2012)
Thinking to head to the cinema and watch the new Johnny Depp / Tim Burton movie? Read my review first! Continue reading »
The Hunger Games Trilogy (review)
Still having the hype from The Hunger Games? Here’s the review of the trilogy by Suzanne Collins. Continue reading »
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011)
Watching this movie in my 20th year of life somehow doesn’t really make sense. I have no idea that I’m getting old. I haven’t even gotten my first real job. How can I think of such thing as retirement? But it sure makes me see life in a different way. Continue reading »
Date Night (2010)
mp’s rating: 4.9/5, just because no movie (in my opinion) ever get finished perfectly. They just get published. My sister and I agree. For family chick flick movie, Steve Carrel is the best actor. Ever. “Claire and Phil Foster (Tina Fey and Steve Carell) are a typical suburban couple whose lives including their weekly date … Continue reading »
The Hunger Games: a curious viewer’s take to sum the reviews up
Interested in knowing more about The Hunger Games and its reviews from people, but too lazy to do actually find it out? Don’t worry, I’ve done the legwork, so just sit back and enjoy the ride. First of all, if you don’t know what The Hunger Games is, it’s a novel by Suzanne Collins that … Continue reading »
The Hunger Games (2012)
mp’s rating: 3.5/5 The Hunger Games: this is the movie that everyone talks about. Set up sometime in the future, the government, aka ‘the capitol’ rules over 12 districts. To make these districts tremble in fear and respect the capitol, each year two teenagers (a boy and a girl) aged between 12 to 18 must … Continue reading »
