A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

I’ve been using the title “A Playful Misconception, A Childhood’s Dream” for my blog for more than a decade now, and the meaning and concept behind it have diminished to a point where they are no longer recognisable by myself. Perhaps I’ve really grown up now? A sad thought and I hope not but changes

This has been a good home for all my rants. Overall, I’ve enjoyed the capabilities of WordPress.com. But things change with time, and it’s time to move again. There are so many more sites out there that offer even more flexibility together with user-friendly ease of access, and currently Posterous.com seems to be more satisfactory

I didn’t expect much and I didn’t get much. So all in all, I guess it was alright. One thing that should have up my expectation was the cast. We’ve got legendary Robert De Niro, Clive Owen, Jason Statham and the lovely Yvonne Strahovsky. This would have been automatically cemented a hit. But it wasn’t.

Merely two minutes in and I knew I had the wrong expectation going into this movie. But little did I know, I was going in to watch the worst movie of the year. Legends of the White Snake, the Green Snake or whatever colour snake there is always fascinated me when I was young. I’ve

Making vampire movies these days can be considered tricky. You don’t want to fall into the Twilight zone and you have Let Me In to contend with. But Fright Night seemed to have balanced everything out very nicely, and very much enjoyable I might add. Anton Yelchin was a believable highschool student, unlike Taylor Lautner’s

Mr. Lautner, why is it that you can’t stay away from love triangles and teenage agst? The biggest mistake this movie made was to film Taylor Lautner like a hearthrob, alienating any heterosexual male who opted to step into this movie. No doubt there’s no denying his appeal over the other sex, but when this

It started off promising not to be bad. Then it was at a slow pace. Then there was a massive loophole, so massive that I don’t know how anyone could let this slide. The ending wasn’t too bad though. James Caan and Vera Farmiga probably were the best things about this movie. Even with the

When the main character who is also the hero is stupid, then everyone else around him has to be even more stupid in order for a hero movie to work. I just realised watching stupidity after stupidity unfold onscreen that it must be so difficult to write a stupid character as the hero of the