Technology is Inevitable to Modern Life Style

Just when I thought my desire to watch movies at cinema was totally diminished after a disappointing experience watching Ironman-3, the release of Star Trek: Into Darkness in IMAX 3D really reignites the economics of utility maximization in my decision making process in determining whether to watch in "Cinema" or "Blu-ray" or "HD format download".

I watched Avater in 3D and it was an OK experience with slight issue with my glasses and I watched another 3D movie which was so inferior that I slept half-way and can't even remember its' name while writing this post.

Skeptism crawled in when I was in the final page of online booking making the credit card payment, well, what the heck, I'm gonna give this entertainment shit one last chance and it turned out to be a great movie experience.

Phew!

Nonetheless, one serious ramification shall be I don't think I would be able to watch any more good movies at cinema without something like IMAX and all "junk" movies goes to home theatre.

Ouch!

Meet the Spartans

Just when you thought that eating sirloin steak mixed with durian is the worst thing could happen in your pathetic life, you are far from it. I totally stunned after watching "Meet the Spartans" which as a matter of fact, it's the first movie that makes me desperately escaped from my seat even before half length of it was shown.

If I could use one word to describe how bad this movie was, I tell you that it is "Stupid, Sick, and Suck Big Time". The film crew really caught me by surprisingly showed me how talented they are in orchestrating an intelligence insulting, ass blowing and time wasting 1 hour+ piece of crap.

Last word for this movie: YUKS!

August Rush

"The music is all around us. All you have to do is listen."

If you're currently inundated in the mist of shallow and utterly boring repetitive movies, it is a great chance that you will be captivated by the breeze of refreshing air brought by August Rush.

The story of a charismatic young Irish guitarist and a sheltered young cellist who have a chance encounter one magical night above New York's Washington Square, but are soon torn apart, leaving in their wake an infant, August Rush, orphaned by circumstance. Now performing on the streets of New York and cared for by a mysterious stranger, August uses his remarkable musical talent to seek the parents from whom he was separated at birth.

Stay Alive 2006

Cool movie. I really like the idea of reading prayers before starting a game. That would be a nice start for any horror genre game. The movie begins with few gamers died in the same way as they did in the game they played, named Stay Alive. The scene where the guy with a pighead mask on the bed really amused me. Hahaha, I wonder what kind of simulation they're playing. Story continues with a group of friends then play the same game and one die after another. The only way to get out from the curse is to find a way to kill Elizabeth Bathory, the devilish character in the movie.

Check Elizabeth out

I don't give credit to the ending. As a matter of fact, the ending can definitely better than such typical kind.

And of course if such a game has been developed, I definitely will sign up as beta tester. Count me in.