Bad Reputation

by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

yey!review post!!

KICK-ASS : DIRECTED BY MICHAEL VAUGHN
Based on a comic with the same name, it's a story about when a normal world turns abnormal in a way that you've never imagined. no there's no superpower, there's no mutation, there's no radioactive...all those kinds of shits. this is the reality of what's happening here,now! at first i thought it's just another kid-flick (the one Disney usually does), then the cursing started and i was like whoa! the bad guys had to be the mob, who else can they bust the biggest villain ever? there won't be mad scientist or terrorist (thank god there's non coz i'm sick of Americans trying their hardest to promote anti-terrorist. just the way they did it that's all). i can't believe it was Mark Strong who played Frank D'Amico, the godfather. technically better that Ironman 1(sorry to say). my favourite part is a scene where Hit Girl meets Kick-ass and she slashed everybody with those knife sticks (or whatever you called it!). she's kept stabbing everybody and the camera followed her like it was attached to her. however, the first one who got stabbed, the graphic knife that burst through the front chest ain't workin' honey...
i like Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson) character, although it's typical nerdy who can't get a girl kinda type but he's crazy, prune to do things that he'll regret later, or literally kill him. and Christopher Mintz-Plasse aka mcluvin? he played the son of the mob Chris D'Amico. Hit girl(Chloe Moretz) is one bad ass, she's like a kid you want to raise one day! (or maybe it's me?) However, the only reason why this movie is a hit it's because of her and Big Daddy (Nicholas Cage)character coz for me they're super cool, their motive is the only thing that moves the story and the bond between father and daughter. what i can say is that despite everything you hear, DO NOT underestimate this movie!

what most of the reviews that i could agree on is that this is Kill Bill meets Superbad, got themselves a baby who popped it's head to kill and curse some more! and it ain't Disney Flick!

Love Is Hard

by James Morrison

when it's hard for you to fall in love, it became an issue of what's wrong with you...when you're attached, it became an issue when people starts to wonder why are you the lucky one...when you're hopelessly devoted, it became an issue when you happens to be the bad guy...

yeah...

love IS hard

We've Only Just Begun

by The Carpenters

It's been a while since i went to the movies...the last was "Ip Man"...i'm not gonna review bout the movie but what i can say is that the storyline is exciting and i love the theme....camera angle good and all.honestly, i'm not in the mood...bz with shooting and all...will post something that make sense soon!=)

sincerely, aisyah..

Half Of My Heart

by John Mayer feat Taylor Swift




p/s: thought i wasn't going to post personal things, but this song just says it all...when half of my heart collide with the other half, it made me realise that what matters is what makes me happy...and being with you might just be it...

Letters From The Sky

by Civil Twilight

THE LOVELY BONES DIRECTED BY PETER JACKSON. first and foremost i would like to point out that ever since Armageddon (directed by Micheal Bay), never in my life i would encounter another Hollywood movie that would touch me so emotionally. in other words, i cried watching this! i love how the story was told, different point of views but mostly about the main character which is Susie Salmon (played by Saoirse Ronan). the whole story was narrated by Susie herself, telling the story like how she wanted it to be told. the movie teaches us on how to deal with grief and how death could be something beautiful even in horrible situations. the movie started of with introductions of Susie Salmon's life, how she has to deal with teen issues like falling in love and how her relationships with her family members. however, everything was stolen from her when a man who lived just around the neighborhood took her life. the story continues with how her relations deal with her death and the determination to solve the mystery. how her father (Mark Wahlberg) gets obsessed on finding the killer and her mother (Rachel Weisz) went away, knowing that she wasn't strong enough to move on. i love the scene where she describes the afterlife, before heaven. however honestly speaking, too much CGI are used (Peter Jackson style). i think most scenes can be left alone because they are unimportant. the part where Susie's body was about to be dumped in a sinkhole, my heart started to pound like a train inter cutting Ruth Connors (Carolyn Dando) tries to tell Ray (Reece Ritchie) that inside that safe, is the body of Susie. however, some parts i must say that the editing are poorly done. lots of insignificant scene were put up and the film were saved by the actors performances.

i would not review much further because few reviews i've read told me that there is different versions of storylines between the movie and the actual book.

p/s: i've been doing some personal blogging these days whereas this page is for us to share. well, more reviews and questions to come in the future....