Outstanding CGI and flawless guinea pigs (and mole). The story was lightweight and predictable, just enough to move things along; but the pace and visual effects were enough to be entertaining and fun. Voice actors were right on as well. Rating: 6 / 10 (Full review at silverscreen.thinkbrunei.com)
Or Tsunami At Haeundae, as per the title we are getting here, came with the typical Korean style whereby the first half was mostly comedy and the second half turned to a more serious tone (and at times, a tear-jerker, depending on who you are). This wasn’t as great as the last big budget Korean
Anyone ever experienced a dream that you just can’t seem to wake up from? I was very much aware that I was dreaming and yet, tried as I might, I just couldn’t wake up. It felt like something was holding me in the dream state, something uncomfortable and scary – almost like I couldn’t breathe.
I started this wordpress blog back in 07.07.07.; and thinking back now, wow, so much have changed. Especially on a personal level, the growth and the journey have been astounding. But there’s not much point looking back at the footsteps imprinted on the experience. What’s done is done and cannot be changed. As long as
I dreamt I was in a hotel, wielding a huge samurai katana and I sliced off a father and his child, then threw another child head first down from few floors up. Nobody knew I was the killer and I had to keep it that way to get out of the hotel. I was so
