Sydney, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA
Joined July 19th 2007
I'm afraid not because of what I see, but what I can not see.
Recent PostsPS: I Love YouJanuary 7th 2008 05:46
This is a dramatic movie, reminding one of the Japanese movie Love Letter. When Love meets Death, that is the eternity and paradise for Love. Love is pure and everlasting in Death and only in Death. Tears mashed with laughters, I guess the secret recipe of the success of this movie is the excellence of the original novel. The subtleness, gentleness and humour all intergrate into a feast of memory.
 The Golden CompassJanuary 7th 2008 05:38
With hope and anxiety, I went into the cinema and saw the premier of The Golden Compass. However, I left the cinema with a sense of disappointment. May it be the simple repitition of plots, or the boring ending of indication to the next season. I appreciate the acting talent of the girl, and insist that is the only spotlight of this movie!
Elizabeth: the Golden AgeDecember 10th 2007 04:55
After the tough final exam, grab a chance to slip into the greater union and enjoy a movie about the British Virgin Queen: mother of all British people.
The rhythm of the whole movie is appropriate: tense when darkness approaching and subtle when female softness reflecting. My favourite scene is when Elizabeth standing herself with light robe at the cliff gap, facing enormous ocean and topping glimpse of setting sunshine: she is an angel with invisible wings! The strength and courage she injects into herself and us are terrific!! Historic and autobiographic movies are many, but this one explores a Queen's humanity and female weakness in its subtle and strong way.
Long time no seeOctober 12th 2007 07:04
All dear friends,
Long time no see! During this month, I watched severl different movies: Rwanda Hotel, Seven Years in Tibet, The Departed, etc. There are different types but I like all of them! Rwanda Hotel: remind me of Schindler's List I watched many years ago. I always love this kind of movies, full of humanity and sensitivity, probable because I always believe there is a hope. Human beings can be cruel, and we may be the most ruthless animals on the earth. Even within a community, two parties can fight and kill each other without hesitation. However, human beings can be selfless, and we may be the most contributing species in the world. Thus, in the case of emergency, there is always a hope and a man standing there to save us as a hero.
Frida's notebook: Talk to herAugust 26th 2007 06:56
There is a reason why people compare love to seasons.
 flow of characteristics
Hot FuzzAugust 16th 2007 11:47
 Cost of Truth
From the first sight of it, people may immediately expect that something terrible would happen later. A peaceful mark of the town, faked friendly faces of people, and seemed harmless gossips flowing from one person to another--all of these knitted a delicate network of human relationships. But the question is: what if all these are not true?
Pan's LabyrinthAugust 5th 2007 06:47
Pan's Labyrinth--Life is a cruel fairy tale.
It gave audience a mark as The Chronicles of Narnia at first sight. Then when you track the traces of blood into its deeper darkness, it reminds you of the Spirited Away all at a sudden. However, after you hold your breath till the last tone of its siren's song, you then realize that it is not a fairy tale thing, it is neither a life stuff. It is a cruel fairy tale of Life.
TRANSFORMERSJuly 28th 2007 04:41
Tuesdays are good days, all the movies cost half less at cinemas in Sydney on Tuesdays. I love good bargains and I choose my Tuesdays as Movie Day.
Last Tuesday, my friend and I surfed on the falling tide of Transformers at the end of a day--finishing the movie at 11:13 pm. When I went out of the cinema, watching the crowded diluted with my sleepy eyes, breathing the chilly winter night wind with my frozen red nose, www.transformersmovie.com
The Devil Wears PradaJuly 24th 2007 08:35
It's an encouraging movie! one of my friends told me. As soon as I heard this comment, I decided to see it without hesitation.
Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway: two big names crashed and created sparks. I love Meryl's movies, always. She is sensitive, genious, self-obsessed. When she is acting, in my eyes, she is living the role's life. Miranda (Meryl Streep), the supreme editor who believes she is in charge of everything, has her own tragedy. When I saw her glistening hair uncombed, her watery swollen eyes reflecting a flash of tired sadness, I read her mind: it's her life. Brilliant, yes; Lonely, true.
River ¬¬~~~Root of LifeJuly 20th 2007 07:15
—— A River Runs Through It
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on Frida's notebook: Talk to her
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Frida is really a fantastic movie!! I love it~~